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  • Are you sure? Rail strikes still have public support, says union chief Mick Lynch

    January 3, 2023

    The UK public is still supportive of rail strikes and staff walkouts, according to union boss Mick Lynch, as industrial unrest brings the country to a halt yet again. Lynch told Sky News workers were getting “massive support from people online, in person, on our picket lines.” Around 40,000 members of the union RMT working [...]

  • Mick Lynch: Only ‘sensible’ proposals will bring end to rail strikes

    January 2, 2023

    Only “sensible” proposals will bring the ongoing rail dispute to an end, according to union leader Mick Lynch.  After disrupting Christmas plans for millions of Britons, walkouts at Network Rail and 14 other operators will resume from tomorrow. Members of the union RMT will down tools on Tuesday, Wednesday as well as Friday and Saturday [...]

  • Not-so-happy New Year: Hospitality bosses expect weaker trade due to strikes

    December 30, 2022

    Hospitality leaders say venues could see weaker trade over the key New Year period after sales were knocked by strike action. But there are signs for optimism amid more bookings and strong demand over the festive period for other areas of the sector. The Night Time Industries Association, which has more than 1,400 members including [...]

  • From strikes to Avanti West Coast: Here the top five things to look out for in rail next year

    December 28, 2022

    Railway has taken centre stage in the UK public discourse as the tug of war between unions and train operators over the past six months has led to unthinkable misery to millions of people and businesses. Rail minister Huw Merriman said last month the walkouts had cost the UK economy £500m, while hospitality and retail [...]

  • HUNDREDS left waiting for trains after rail strike ending causes even more delays

    December 27, 2022

    Crowds of people were left waiting at major train stations across London and beyond amid ongoing disruption despite the end of a rail strike on Tuesday. Photos showed hundreds of passengers packed inside King’s Cross and Paddington, with some journeys delayed due to the late handover of engineering works. South Western Railway also apologised to [...]

  • Brits must prepare for ‘significant rail disruption’ into January due to strikes

    December 27, 2022

    Rail passengers have been warned to prepare for “significantly disrupted” travel into the New Year amid a wave of industrial unrest sweeping across the country. The Network Rail warning came as members of the Transport Salaried Staffs’ Association (TSSA) at CrossCountry staged a 24-hour strike from 9pm on Boxing Day as part of a long-running campaign for [...]

  • London businesses lament dismal start to 2023 after another rail strike set for January

    December 20, 2022

    Hospitality leaders have reiterated calls for rail firms and unions to hash out an eleventh-hour resolution to swerve January strikes, after train drivers announced another walk-out. Train drivers at 15 companies in the union Aslef have agreed to strike on 5 January, as part of a long-standing pay dispute. The walkout will take place on [...]

  • Network Rail slams RMT for ‘needless’ Christmas strikes

    December 19, 2022

    Network Rail’s chief executive Andrew Haines has accused the union RMT of “causing needless misery” to its members and the UK wider economy as workers strike during Christmas. RMT members working at Network Rail will down tools from 6pm on Christmas Eve to 6am on 27 after rejecting a nine per cent offer.  “RMT suggestions [...]

  • Rail strikes had ‘deeper than expected’ impact on bars

    December 19, 2022

    Rail strike chaos over the past week had a worse impact than anticipated on clubs and bars, according to one industry group leader. Rail staff walked-out over pay and conditions last week, with dates falling on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday and Saturday. Hospitality bosses had urged union leaders and rail firms to hash out a [...]

  • Rishi Sunak: Rail workers tired of being ‘foot soldiers’ in RMT’s ‘class war’

    December 18, 2022

    Rail workers are tired of being “foot soldiers” in the union RMT’s “class war,” according to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The PM said the deals offered to both railway staff and Border Force workers have been “fair” and yet “affordable to taxpayers.” “An increasing number of union members want a deal,” Sunak wrote in The [...]

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