Sentences with phrase «rail unions»

Rail unions said Grayling and his predecessor, Patrick McLoughlin, should be held to account for mishandling the franchise.

The left - wing No2EU party led by the leader of RMT rail union Bob Crow has gained 1 % of the UK vote in the European Parliament elections.

Rail unions notably called for a rally in Paris» city center to «put pressure on the government» before a key meeting with Prime Minister Edouard Philippe next week.

A new rail union has been launched by a group of train drivers who are disillusioned with the main train drivers» union Aslef.

«It beggars belief that the mayor who was elected in 2008 on a pledge to keep open every ticket office is now planning to close every single one, with all that means for safety and jobs,» Manuel Cortes, leader of the TSSA rail union, said.

The former rail union leader Bob Crow who died last month is to be honoured at a traditional rally in London.

Finally, she thanked her supporters and campaign workers, with special thanks to rail unions ASLEF and the TSSA who had nominated her, in the form of a ringing endorsement of the 13 year old repeated conference commitment to take the railways back into public ownership.

Responding to the report, rail unions said that the transport secretary at the time, Chris Grayling, and his predecessor, Patrick McLoughlin, should be held to account for mishandling the franchise.

The RMT rail union and the Fire Brigades Union both ended their affiliation during the Blair years, although they continued to fund Labour election candidates.

With two days left before New Jersey Transit rail workers could go on strike, negotiators from the agency and its rail unions met again yesterday but did not reach an agreement.

It has the support of all the rail unions.

Standing with Jeremy and the Rail Union General Secretaries for the media photocall.

I think many Croydon commuters will be of the view that Labour's policy of re-nationalisation and caving in to every luddite demand of the rail unions is unlikely to improve their commute.

Acting for interested parties in the West Coast Judicial Review, an attempted challenge to UK franchising by the Rail Unions and by Enfield borough Council against the Department for Transport.