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  • Mayor’s concessions to the unions over Tube strikes will cost £17m a year, say GLA Conservatives

    February 1, 2017

    Efforts to avoid a repeat of this month's hugely disruptive Tube strike will come at a hefty cost, GLA Conservatives have warned. London Underground (LU) bosses have been in fresh talks with the RMT union to try and avoid more walkouts starting at the end of this week. As part of its proposals made to both the RMT [...]

  • Talks get underway to avoid fresh Tube strikes after RMT union agrees to sit down with London Underground bosses

    January 31, 2017

    Fresh talks are taking place today in a late effort to avoid more strike action on the London Underground, planned for this Sunday. The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union is meeting with LU bosses at conciliation service Acas.  An RMT spokesperson said yesterday: "RMT has been available for further talks throughout the weekend and [...]

  • TSSA won’t be joining the RMT union in Tube strikes next week

    January 30, 2017

    The Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) has announced that it will not join in with planned Tube strikes next week.  The RMT union announced last week that London Underground workers will stage walkouts on the 5 and 7 February, as part of a row over jobs and ticket office closures. The RMT has instructed all London [...]

  • More chaos in the capital: Two new Tube strikes to go ahead in February with more in the works for March

    January 27, 2017

    London Underground workers have said they will stage fresh walkouts, with a 16-hour strike from 5 February and a 15-hour one from the 7 February. The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union announced the new dates as a row continued to rage over jobs and Tube ticket office closures. Talks had been taking place at conciliation service Acas in an [...]

  • Tube strike deadline day is here: Union boss warns of more walkouts if London Underground dispute isn’t resolved today

    January 27, 2017

    London Underground conciliation talks over staffing levels at stations have to reach a resolution by the end of today or else the capital will need to brace itself for more Tube strike action. The boss of the Transport Salaried Staffs' Association Manuel Cortes warned on Wednesday that progress needed to be ramped up – and [...]

  • The Central and Piccadilly Lines didn’t have enough trains for peak times once last month

    January 26, 2017

    Perhaps not the best day to break this to strike suffering Central Line commuters, but they may well have suspected it anyway… There wasn't a single weekday last month when the Piccadilly and Central Lines had the required amount of trains during peak evening times. The daily service requirement at peak time for the Piccadilly Line is 79 trains [...]

  • Major rebuilding works are going on at London Waterloo station this August as passengers are told to stay away

    January 26, 2017

    Not the best day to have this news announced what with the Tube strike causing trouble on the Central and Waterloo & City Lines… But Network Rail and South West Trains have announced details on major upgrades going on at London Waterloo this August – and thousands of passengers will want to avoid it. From [...]

  • London commuters have taken today’s #TubeStrike in their stride…

    January 26, 2017

    In case you hadn't heard, a Tube strike is causing problems on the Central Line (no service east of Leytonstone) and the Waterloo & City Line (good service until around 10am). Of course, Londoners have taken to such disruption with the usual approaches, spanning grumpiness to sarcasm… Read more: How to get from Waterloo to Bank [...]

  • There’s going to be a Tube strike all of today: Here’s what you need to know

    January 26, 2017

    It hasn't even been a month since the year started with a bang thanks a Tube strike which shut down most Zone 1 stations and caused commuter chaos. But we're already facing another one, which will affect the Central and Waterloo & City Lines. So, here's what you need to know to make any journeys as pain-free as possible… [...]

  • Transport chaos continues after Lewisham train derailment – with services expected to be disrupted all day

    January 25, 2017

    Travel chaos from yesterday's train derailment at Lewisham has spilled over into today, with no service to a number of stations on the Southeastern Railway network. A freight train derailed at Lewisham station yesterday, which caused all services through the area to be suspended.  Southeastern said this morning that train services running through Lewisham may be [...]

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