Another day of rail strikes after government accused of 'wrecking' negotiations

Summary by Ground News

RMT members at Network Rail and 13 train operators will walk out on Thursday following a stoppage on Tuesday. Talks were held on Wednesday between the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) and rail operators in a bid to break the deadlocked row. But there was no breakthrough, with RMT criticising Transport Secretary Grant Shapps.

Another day of rail strikes after government accused of 'wrecking' negotiations

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The Independent

Next rail strike will go ahead as union accuses Tory of ‘wrecking’ negotiations

Third and final strike of week is planned for Saturday

7 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Manchester Evening News

Rail strike WILL go ahead tomorrow as minister accused of 'wrecking' negotiation

Further chaos can be expected on the country's railways on Thursday

7 days ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Another day of rail strikes after government accused of 'wrecking' negotiations

Only around one in five trains will run and mainly on main lines during the day.

6 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Chronicle Live

Rail strike to go ahead as Shapps accused of ‘wrecking’ negotiations

Talks break down and another rail strike is to take place with the RMT blaming Transport Secretary Grant Shapps over their failure

7 days ago·Newcastleupon Tyne, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Rail strike to go ahead as Shapps accused of ‘wrecking’ negotiations

Another strike will be held on Thursday. crippling large parts of the rail network.

7 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Plymouth Herald

Negotiations restart ahead of more railway strikes

Industrial action saw Britain's rail network become severely crippled as services were cut, with no trains running west of Plymouth, and Devon’s four branch lines all shut.

7 days ago·Plymouth, United Kingdom

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