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Wednesday 11 November 2009 7:00 pm

King’s X commuters face strikes

By: admindrupal

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Train drivers at First Capital Connect (FCC) are being balloted on strike action in a fall-out over pay. Aslef, the drivers’ union, said the ballot will close on 9 December, as drivers decide whether to take action on a two-year pay offer. The walkout would hit commuters on the East Anglia to King’s Cross line. Hundreds of services on the line have already been hit as drivers refuse to work overtime.

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