Train drivers secure 3.6% pay rise after threat of strikes on busy UK routes
What to know about Train drivers secure 3.6% pay rise after threat of strikes on busy UK routes
Train drivers have secured a significant pay rise after the threat of strike action was floated on busy routes across the UK, including on the busy London-Manchester line.
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What happened
Train drivers have secured a significant pay rise after the threat of strike action was floated on busy routes across the UK, including on the busy London-Manchester line.
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