BRITAIN faces a bleak festive season after 40,000 rail workers announced they will strike just one week before Christmas. Members of the RMT union will abandon railways across the nation on Decembe…
Steve Montgomery, Chairman of industry body the Rail Delivery Group, said: "It would be tragic if more train strikes wreck the first real festive season that millions of families have enjoyed since 2019.
Earlier this month the 106-year-old Royal College of Nursing voted to hold its first ever UK-wide strike.
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