RMT strikes have caused widespread London Underground closures and significant travel disruption. Transport for London and union leaders face pressure.

London’s rail and underground networks are experiencing significant service disruptions this weekend due to scheduled engineering works and maintenance.

Platforms are using National Rail and TfL data to provide real-time tracking, fare comparisons, and status updates for rail and London Underground commuters.

RMT union members have announced a five-day strike across London Underground services following a deadlocked dispute over pay and a proposed four-day week.

A week of coordinated industrial action has disrupted London's Tube and DLR networks, leading to major event postponements and widespread commuter delays. Transport for London and the RMT remain deadlocked over shift patterns and a proposed 3.4 per cent pay increase.

TfL warns of a near-total network shutdown as the RMT union launches rolling industrial action over pay and working hours. Major events have been rescheduled.

London Underground passengers face significant travel disruption this November as ASLEF drivers proceed with industrial action over pay and working conditions. While RMT strikes have been suspended, the train drivers' union remains committed to walkouts on November 7 and 12.

Industrial action on the London Underground has caused widespread disruption, forcing concert rescheduling and straining alternative transport routes. RMT and TfL officials are expected to resume negotiations next week to resolve the dispute.