Date: 24/06/2011

A series of Tube strikes planned by the RMT union from Monday 27th June to Friday 1st July have been called off. The strikes were planned because of a row over the sacking of Arwyn Thomas, a driver member of the RMT who was dismissed for ‘unacceptable behaviour’ towards a colleague.

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Location: Earls Court
Company: Metropolitan District Railway
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