BREAKING: Nurses' strike next month is 'unlawful', High Court rules
The RCN had planned a 48-hour strike from 8pm on Sunday, ending on May 2 at 8pm.
A High Court judge has now ruled the planned strike action on May 2 would be unlawful as it falls beyond its legal mandate. Andrew Burns KC, acting on behalf of the DHSC, said that Pat Cullen had not been honest with its members over the legitimacy of the nurse’s strike.
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