Train Strikes to Continue Across UK: Drivers and Unions Stand Firm

Unions representing train drivers and other rail workers have voted to extend strike actions for six months, signaling ongoing disputes over pay and working conditions.

Train drivers at five companies, including Chiltern and Northern, have voted to continue strikes for another six months amid disputes over pay and conditions.
RMT union members on the London Overground plan strikes in February and March, demanding a pay rise that matches inflation.
Aslef and RMT unions have been in dispute with the government and train operating companies for over 20 months, leading to widespread travel disruptions.
Legislation for minimum service levels during strikes has been criticized by unions, warning it could exacerbate industrial action.
Transport for London advises passengers to check for travel updates and alternative routes during the strike periods.