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Further train strikes announced in September as travellers warned of disruption

Further strike action has been announced by Aslef union following the news that train drivers who are TSSA members will walk out on September 26 as a pay deal still has not been met.

Edinburgh Live

Train strikes: Brits set for more woe as 12 rail companies to walk out in pay dispute

Thousands of staff will walk out on Thursday, September 15, for 24 hours in a dispute over pay, job security and working conditions

Daily Mirror

Train drivers from 12 firms to strike over pay in September, says Aslef union

Stoppage likely to be most disruptive to date after coordinated strikes by union members in July and August

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US senator Bernie Sanders backs UK strikers

London (AFP) - The independent US senator Bernie Sanders on Wednesday gave his backing to striking British railway workers, adding an international dimension to the growing push for higher wages in the UK.

AFP

Rail strikes: what’s happening in September and how will passengers be affected?

As the three rail unions announce more 24-hour strikes, this is the state of play

The Independent UK

Next rail workers' strike to take place over Labour conference weekend

RAIL workers are to stage a fresh 24-hour strike next month in an escalation of the national dispute over pay, job security and conditions.

The National (Scotland)

Train strike date announced as staff at nine firms confirm 24-hour walkout

It comes following a dispute over the rail dispute over pay, job security and conditions

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Rail workers planning further strike action in September

Union members are to stage a 24-hour walkout in a long-running dispute over pay, job security and conditions

Liverpool Echo

Rail union announces new strike date for next month over pay, job security and conditions

Nine train operating companies, as well as Network Rail, will walk out from midday on Monday September 26.

Chronicle Live

Rail union leaders ‘looking for support’ from Labour as strike announced

TSSA industrial action from noon on 26 September will coincide with Labour conference in Liverpool

The Guardian - UK

Rail workers to stage new 24-hour strike in September as pay dispute escalates

Rail workers are to stage a fresh 24-hour strike next month in an escalation of the national dispute over pay, job security and conditions.

The Independent UK

Britain's rail network hit by fresh round of strikes

British rail staff at two train unions are planning a new round of nationwide strike action on Sept. 15 and 26 over pay, job security and conditions, the latest in a wave of industrial unrest as inflation outpaces pay rises.

Reuters

More rail strikes expected as Northern and TransPennine Express drivers vote for industrial action

Aslef and TSSA members have voted in the North

Manchester Evening News

Shapps urges RMT to put 8% pay offer to rail workers for vote

Strike chaos continues

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The Independent UK

Shapps urges RMT to put 8% pay offer to rail workers for vote amid strike chaos

The Transport Secretary called on RMT general secretary Mick Lynch to give members to opportunity to resolve the dispute.

The Independent UK

Train strikes: Why are this week’s rail walkouts happening and who will be affected?

Following June’s widespread train cancellations, the UK will see three days of rail chaos due to strikes

The Independent UK

Is there a train strike this week? All the rail walkout dates happening this summer

Which rail operators will see staff walk out, and which lines will be affected?

The Guardian - UK

Grant Shapps writes to RMT leader demanding pay offer be put to vote

On latest day of rail strikes, UK transport secretary tweets letter after Mick Lynch warns of further action

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Daily Mirror

Sports fans and holidaymakers set for travel chaos with more strikes on Saturday

Tens of thousands of transport workers will go out on strike again this Saturday which is set to cause travel misery for rail passengers including those heading to sporting events and going on holiday

Wales Online

Fresh rail strike misery for passengers as thousands of workers set to walk out for 24 hours

RMT boss Mick Lynch said RMT will continue to negotiate in good faith but said the union won't tolerate being 'bullied'.

Evening Standard

Train strikes: RMT walkout set to cause new travel chaos as Mick Lynch warns ‘really difficult period’ ahead

Just one in five trains are likely to run throughout the day, according to Network Rail

The Independent UK

Train strikes: Why are this week’s rail walkouts happening and who will be affected?

Following June’s widespread train cancellations, the UK will see three days of rail chaos due to strikes

The Guardian - UK

Ministers accused of ‘provoking’ strikes as tube action disrupts London travel

Sadiq Khan claims transport secretary ‘deliberately’ seeking industrial action to pave way for legislation curtailing union rights

The Guardian - UK

Rail union leader Mick Lynch says dispute could go on ‘indefinitely’

With only 20% of trains running due to strikes, head of RMT urges ministers to intervene in talks

Liverpool Echo

'Sadness' on the picket lines as rail workers stage latest walk out over pay

RMT and TSSA members stood outside Lime Street this morning

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