Elizabeth line strikes called off in ‘good news’ for London commuters - Two walkouts have been cancelled, but there are still questions over further strikes

Planned strikes by train drivers on London's Elizabeth line on Thursday and Saturday have been called off following a new pay offer. Members of Aslef were due to stage a series of walkouts that would have caused travel disruption in the capital. Aslef said its executive would consider a revised offer from the line's operators MTR, on Wednesday.

Planned strikes by train drivers on London’s Elizabeth line on Thursday and Saturday have been called off following a new pay offer.

Strikes planned by train drivers for the Elizabeth line later this week have been called off following a new pay offer from the service's operator. Members of the Aslef trade union were planning to strike on Thursday (February 27) and then on Saturday (March 1) regarding a pay dispute.

Severe disruption and delays are expected on the Elizabeth line this week due to strike action on Thursday and Saturday.