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Friday 07 January 2022 7:59 am

Confirmed: Tube strike on Central and Victoria lines going ahead tonight

By: Michiel Willems

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The planned tube strike is going ahead this evening

Union RMT has confirmed that a planned tube strike is going ahead this evening.

Its members on the Central and Victoria lines will halt work tonight from 8.30pm until 8am on Saturday. They plan to do the same on Saturday evening, from 8.30pm to Sunday morning 8am.

In fact, as announced late last year, they plan to strike every weekend on the Night Tube from tomorrow through to June in “an on-going fight to prevent the ripping up of staffing arrangements that would wreck the work life balance of drivers,” according to a statement sent to Morning Wire this morning.

The union said the strike may be extended to other lines and will consider broadening the action “if London Underground fail to respond.”

Strike action has been carried out since the Night Tube was restarted during the last weekend in November after being suspended in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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