Newsletters

All LTRC Newsletters and regular bulletins

Bakerloo News February 2022 - All out on 1 and 3 March!

Bakerloo News is the newsletter for Tube workers on the bakerloo line, produced by RMT activists. 

In this edition:

  • All out on 1 and 3 March!
  • RMT Bakerloo picket lines
  • Why drivers should strike
  • LU plans cuts on Bakerloo stations: strike to stop them!
  • SRT UNDER THREAT
  • REVENUE UNDER THREAT
  • Reverse outsourcing!

Please download the attached newsletter to read these article. You can also print it out and distribute it in your Bakerloo line workplace.

RMT Upfront: strike action called

RMT Upfront is the newsletter for London Underground train operators from the RMT Trains Functional Council.

This edition looks at the reasons RMT has called industrial action in our dispute over jobs, pensions and agreements.

Please download the attached newsletter to read more. You can also print it out and distribute it in your train crew accomodation.

 

RMT Upfront - ballot result means we are ready to fight

RMT Upfront is the newsletter for RMT train drivers on London Underground.

This edition looks at the cuts and attacks that management may attempt, and how we are ready collectively to fight back for our jobs, pensions and agreements.

  • Please download, print and distribute this newsletter in your train crew accomodation.

RMT Upfront - Night Tube dispute update

RMT Upfront is the newsletter for London Underground train drivers, produced by RMT activists. Please download and distribute it in your train crew accomodation.

In this edition:

  • RMT BREAKTHROUGH IN NIGHT TUBE TALKS
  • Jobs
  • Progress to be tracked; dispute is not settled
  • Congratulations to the members
  • Decision to suspend
  • General Secretaries' update

 

 

Newsletter: conditions, framework agreements and pensions under attack

  • Please download the attached Newsletter to read. You can also distribute in your London Underground workplace.

LU quietly announced last week that our terms and conditions, framework agreements and pensions are under scrutiny: On 22 July, at an all union meeting LU management made clear they have entirely accepted the Tories’ terms - that tube workers, and not the government must make up for the massive budget deficit caused by the pandemic.