The train drivers at London North Eastern Railway (LNER) are preparing to strike every weekend for three months, reflecting escalating tensions in industrial relations.
Aslef has indicated that the strikes are unrelated to a broader pay dispute affecting all train companies, suggesting a specific breakdown in negotiations with LNER.
LNER, responsible for a key route along the East Coast Mainline, is government-run, and the union's actions highlight significant frustrations in the sector.
This new wave of strikes comes amidst a recent pay offer in England, signaling that while some negotiations improve, specific relationships remain strained.
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