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RMT says next week’s London Overground strikes have been suspended after they received an ‘improved pay offer’

Planned strikes next week by London Overground workers have been called off after a pay offer was improved, the RMT union announced.

Sadiq Khan found an ‘extra’ £30million for the salary boost at the 11th hour in early January

Maintenance engineers will walk out for five days from January 27 at sites in Doncaster, Bounds Green in London and Craigentinny in Scotland.

Firm regrets comments made in internal presentation slides, including managers calling performance payments ‘too good to be true’

STORM Gerrit, Storm Pia, Storm Henk and Storm Elin – just four of the recent weather “events” that have wreaked havoc on Scotland’s railways.

The last-minute ending of the Tube strike was unequivocally good news for London. But as this paper observed yesterday, the way in which it ended is altogether more problematic. Twenty minutes before the strike was due to start, Mayor Sadiq Khan miraculously found £30 million down the back of the City…

Exclusive: Aslef to re-ballot its 2,000 members to enable it to retain power to call strike at fortnight’s notice

Plans for a week-long walkout by London underground workers are no longer going ahead

Aslef, which represents the majority of Tube drivers, says mayor has 'found the magic money tree and our members expect to share the fruit'

The city was expected to lose £100 million a day according to some experts