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Union calls on Government to extend train contract for Hitachi as jobs at risk

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Factory bosses have been in talks for two years to find a solution. But they have failed to reach an agreement with the Government. Union leaders will travel to London tomorrow to hold meetings with ministers. The factory is currently working on two large contracts for West Coast and East Midlands railways. But work is set to end on them by October 2024, with no new contracts.

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Union calls on Government to extend train contract for Hitachi as jobs at risk

The Union Unite has demanded the Government extend a train contract at Hitachi’s Newton Aycliffe factory as fears grow for the future of the site.

1 month ago·County Durham, United Kingdom

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