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Published 1 year ago

Travellers still face rail disruption despite strikes being called off

Summary by Ground News
Strikes were due to take place in the union's national dispute with NR on November 5, 7 and 9, running alongside industrial action short of a strike. Action by the Rail and Maritime Transport (RMT) union affecting train companies including TransPennine Express is still planned to go ahead.

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The IndependentThe Independent

Travellers still face rail disruption despite strikes being called off

Operators were unable to reinstate cancelled services after unions and employers agreed to unconditional talks.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom
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Shropshire StarShropshire Star

Travellers still face rail disruption despite strikes being called off

Operators were unable to reinstate cancelled services after unions and employers agreed to unconditional talks.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Evening StandardEvening Standard

Travellers still face rail disruption despite strikes being called off

Operators were unable to reinstate cancelled services after unions and employers agreed to unconditional talks.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom
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Wales OnlineWales Online

Train passengers still facing disruption despite strikes being called off

Services likely to be 'extremely limited' today

1 year ago
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Belfast TelegraphBelfast Telegraph

Travellers still face rail disruption despite strikes being called off

Rail services will be crippled on Saturday despite a serious of planned strikes being called off.

1 year ago·Belfast, United Kingdom
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Sunderland EchoSunderland Echo

Why Metro travellers are still expected to face timetable disruption, despite cancellation of planned rail strikes

The cancellation of planned national rail strikes has come too late to avoid disruption on the Tyne and Wear Metro, according to network bosses.

1 year ago·Sunderland, United Kingdom
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