April Train and Tube Strikes Set to Disrupt Easter Holidays

Drivers demand pay increases in a dispute stretching back to 2019, leading to widespread service disruptions.

Train drivers at 16 rail companies will strike in April over a long-running pay dispute, affecting services during the Easter holidays.
The strikes include a six-day overtime ban and rolling one-day walkouts from April 4 to 9.
Aslef union demands a pay rise for drivers, who have not had an increase since April 2019, in a dispute with the Rail Delivery Group.
The government and train companies have been accused of being unwilling to negotiate, prolonging the dispute.
Alternative transport options like the Elizabeth Line, London Overground, and riverboat services will operate normally during the strikes.