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Battery power no alternative to investment
27 March 2017
Network Rail Chief Executive Mark Carne said in a newspaper interview at the weekend that the electrification of the UK’s rail network should be reduced in favour of low cost alternatives such as battery powered trains. Mr Carne told the Times that electrifying lines was ‘not necessarily the best way’...Former District Secretary Len Worboys - Funeral arrangements
17 March 2017
It is with deep regret that we announce that after a long period of illness, Bro. Len Worboys has passed away. A man well known and loved within the society, Len Worboys was District Secretary for District No1 between 1990 and 1999 and he also represented District No8 between 1990...ASLEF Trustee re-elected
16 March 2017
Congratulations to Bro. Ian Smith, Glasgow branch, who was unopposed in his re-election to the position of ASLEF Trustee for the term of office commencing 3 July 2017.ASLEF drivers on Night Tube to strike
16 March 2017
ASLEF drivers who work on London Underground's Night Tube service have voted unanimously to strike in a dispute over fair access to full-time jobs. The ballot, conducted by Electoral Reform Services, was 100% in favour of industrial action on a turnout of 75%. Finn Brennan, ASLEF's organiser on...GTR and ASLEF reach new agreement to settle dispute
15 March 2017
Govia Thameslink Railway, parent company of Southern Railway, and ASLEF, the train drivers’ union, today announced they have agreed new terms to settle their dispute. The agreement will now be put to ASLEF members at Southern Rail in a referendum, with a recommendation from the union’s executive committee to accept....