The Latest Breaking News from RMT

London Underground services will be disrupted next week because of strikes by RMT members.

Buses and trains likely to be overcrowded as union members take action in row over pay and 32-hour week

Unless a ‘serious’ pay offer is made, the RMT union said it will move to ballot its members for strike action

Warning comes as RMT members on the Tube prepare to walk out in separate dispute.

TfL writes to all Tube staff to warn that RMT demand for shorter working week would cost “tens of millions of pounds”

RMT's seven-day Tube strike starting September 5, 2025, threatens four-day shutdowns, reschedules Coldplay Wembley shows, and costs £250M

6,004 union members voted in favour of industrial action before hearing about 3.4% pay rise — while 4,196 did not bother to vote

London has stopped working. In a succession of synchronised strikes by different groups of Tube workers, the Underground has effectively come to a standstill from Monday to Thursday, which actually means Sunday to Friday, given the knockon effects on trains. And when the Tube stops working, London stops working. Simple…

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