NEW: This week’s tube strikes have now been suspended.
Londoners and visitors to our city will no longer face several days of disruption.
This shows what can be achieved by engaging with trade unions and transport staff rather then working against them.
— Sadiq Khan (@SadiqKhan) January 7, 2024
> NEW: This week’s tube strikes have now been suspended.
> Londoners and visitors to our city will no longer face several days of disruption.
> This shows what can be achieved by engaging with trade unions and transport staff rather then working against them.
It appears there are already some strike-related delays on the Piccadilly Line this evening, but they should clear within the next few hours. There may be some small interruptions on other lines as some staff will not have travelled to work for their evening shifts. All should be normal for beginning of service tomorrow.
by ianjm
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Where’s that guy who asked the probability that this would happen, that 0.01% chance event has just happened lol
Boooo
The WFH crew be like.. “There was an upcoming tube strike?”
Relieved but why do they leave it so late ffs. Went to the shop today and bought groceries to prep for being wfh every day but now I’ll probably go office most days
I swear Google Maps knew of this at 1pm – like, I was planning a route to Heathrow since yesterday, last night Maps was telling me to go to Farringdon then Lizzie, but this afternoon it changed to the usual route (Victoria then Piccadilly).
Does Mick Lynch carry an Android phone, I wonder …
Ffs, was looking forward to WFH.
lmao @ the people saying rmt will “lose”
Surprise.