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Commuters using the London underground tube have been confronted with severe delays on the Central, Jubilee, Northern, Metropolitan caused it is believed, by RMT workers protesting at cuts in overtime pay.  RMT General Secretary Bob Crowe in a statement on 13 October said ...

Travel Desk

Travellers to Brussels via Eurostar have today been told to make alternative travels with all trains cancelled due to industrial action on Belgian Railways.

Industrial action on Belgian railways from 2200 CET on Sunday 17 October until 2200 CET on Monday 18 October. No ...

News Desk

The Fire Brigade Union has voted for industrial following a strike ballot that took place this week.   The results of the strike, announced Thursday will see the FBU close fire stations across the capital, with reports of closures already taking place across London.

The ...

News Desk

The management at CT Plus buses are pre-empting any potential disruption caused by a strike by members of the Unite union planned for  Friday.

A statement by CT Plus said:

"CT Plus is very disappointed to inform our passengers that ...

24 hour bus strikes across East London will go ahead next Friday after a "30 pieces of silver" pay offer was rejected by transport unions.

Yesterday 185 employees at CT Plus, based at Ash Grove Depot just off Mare Street, walked out at 4am over pay.

Six routes are ...

East Coast Mainline have scrapped free Wi-Fi.

Passengers from King's Cross to Edinburgh will now be charged £4.95 for 60 minutes or £9.95 for 24 hours, although first-class passengers can continue accessing the service free of charge.

According to the now publicly owned train operator, Wi-Fi use has ...

One of London's most terrifying road junctions is being dismantled this weekend in a £3million shake up of Elephant & Castle.

Work on the southern roundabout starts today, four years since Southwark council promised to axe the entire double roundabout system. Locals hope this is just part one ...

Talks aimed at averting a third devastating London Underground strike look set to be scuppered as transport bosses announced another 800 jobs will go.

Unions reacted with fury today when Transport for London said the "non operational" staff at its headquarters would be "reviewed". 400 positions will be cut ...