Services from the capital are set to be severely disrupted on Monday October 10 after ScotRail workers, represented by the RMT union, rejected a new pay offer.
It is understood that the action will mean that there will be no services connecting Scotland’s two largest cities - Edinburgh and Glasgow. Only a handful of trains will run on three central belt routes.
The RMT union said earlier on Thursday 6 that they would be recommending that their members reject the latest offer. It has been rumoured that an improved pay offer was made on Tuesday 4 but it is not yet known what the exact figure or details are.
