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Aslef

  • Drivers are greedy and lazy, but Sadiq Khan is also to blame for Tube strikes

    Opinion

    Who can blame Tube drivers for demanding more money for less work when Sadiq Khan has proved he’ll always cave to their demands, says Alys Denby If you’re reading this on an agonising commute, perhaps having queued for hours to cram yourself between strangers’ armpits, you don’t need to be told how disruptive Tube strikes [...]

    Sadiq Khan speaking at a public event, addressing current issues and engaging with an audience in a formal setting
  • Tube strikes: Londoners braced for RMT walkouts from next week

    Transport & Infrastructure

    A series of six Tube strikes will start from next week, which have been described by Transport for London (TfL) as “completely unnecessary”.  In a fresh blow to London businesses, the entire London Underground network will be disrupted for two 24-hour chunks – from midday Tuesday to Wednesday – and then the same time period [...]

    Tube Strikes Farringdon
  • Elizabeth Line strikes called off after new pay offer

    Transport and infrastructure

    Strikes planned by train drivers on the London Elizabeth Line this week have been called off, a union has announced. Aslef said on Tuesday the walk-outs would not take place after a new pay offer was made from the Elizabeth Line’s operators, MTR. It will consider offer tomorrow. Passengers had been expecting significantly reduced services [...]

    The Elizabeth Line has clocked up enough miles in its first three years to reach the moon and back 45 times, it has been revealed.
  • Elizabeth Line train drivers to strike in dispute over pay

    February 13, 2025

    Train drivers on London’s Elizabeth Line will stage a series of strikes over the next month in a dispute over pay, a union has announced. Members of Aslef, which represents nearly all of the UK’s train drivers, will walk out on 27 February, and on the 1st, 8th and 10th of March for 24 hours. [...]

  • Train drivers seek to put ‘dent’ in cost of living in pay talks

    January 18, 2025

    Train drivers in England will look to “put a dent” in the cost of living over the past few years when they negotiate their next pay settlement, according to the head of their union. Mick Whelan, general secretary of the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (Aslef), told the i Paper any proposed rise [...]

  • A four-day week for tube drivers is a slap in the face for Londoners

    November 12, 2024

    Christmas has come early for tube drivers, who will now work less for more pay. But the government will regret making a deal that proves that strikes work, says James Ford More money for less work. If you’re a trade union official, that is the holy grail you are pursuing on your members’ behalf in [...]

  • London Underground workers in Aslef and RMT vote to strike next month

    October 16, 2024

    London Underground drivers will walk out next month, bringing chaos to the capital in a protest over pay and working conditions.  Members of the Aslef union voted overwhelmingly to walk out on a number of dates in November, before RMT members backed strikes shortly after. Train operators and management grades will not work on 7 [...]

  • Flowers laid at Ladbroke Grove rail disaster memorial to honour those killed

    October 5, 2024

    Families bereaved by the Ladbroke Grove rail disaster have laid flowers at the memorial to honour those killed 25 years ago – each remembered as “precious and loved”. Thirty-one people died and more than 220 were injured when a rush-hour train collided almost head-on with a high-speed train around two miles from Paddington station, west [...]

  • LNER: Strikes and storms cost train line over £50m

    October 2, 2024

    The impact of a series of severe storms and continued strike action cost London North Eastern Railway (LNER) more than £50m during its latest financial year, it has been revealed. The train operator said industrial action in the year to 31 March, 2024, reduced its revenue by £25.9m while extreme weather also impacted its revenue [...]

  • Train driver shortage concern fuels calls for ‘massive recruitment campaign’

    September 23, 2024

    Aslef general secretary Mick Whelan said a fifth of his union members are set to retire within the next five years.

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