Train strikes to make comeback in October, with drivers from 12 companies to walk out on October 1 and 5, after pausing for Queen's death
The strikes, which were postponed after the Queen's death, are planned for October 1 and 5, sources said and are likely to affect travel to and from the Conservative party conference in Birmingham.
A strike was planned for September 15, but was postponed following the announcement of the Queen's death on Thursday September 8. Mr Horne said that LNER had already suspended ticket sales for the planned strike dates, and would confirm as soon as possible which services will be running.
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