Due to the Branch Venue being unavailable, members are advised that the May Neasden Branch meeting, due to be held on Wednesday 20th May 2026- is CANCELLED.
The next meeting on Wednesday 17th June 2026 will go ahead at the usual time at our venue- The Torch Public House, Wembley.
Please contact the Branch Secretary for further information.
Thank you for your understanding.
Dear RMT Member,
4-DAY WORKING WEEK & TRAINS FUNCTIONAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATION LONDON UNDERGROUND
All RMT LUL Train Operators are invited to attend a webinar ahead of next week's strike action, which is due to take place from Tuesday 19th to Wednesday 20th May and Thursday 21st to Friday 22nd May (full date and time details here).
The details and the link to join the meeting are as follows:
Webinar Date: Thursday 14th May 2026
Start Time: 3pm
01/05/26
Transport union RMT, expressed solidarity with Mayor Sadiq Khan after he was one of several people targeted by a violent Neo-Nazi terrorist.
Alfie Coleman was 19 when he was apprehended in an MI5 sting while attempting to purchase a Makarov semi-automatic pistol, five magazines and 200 rounds of ammunition, using £3,500 he had saved from a part-time supermarket job.
“The organised working class and trade union movement always opposes division and hatred.”
Action Against Assaults campaign
RMT public transport members like you and your colleagues are facing unacceptable levels of violence and abuse at work.
That’s why RMT launched its Action Against Assaults campaign – to tackle violence and abuse on public transport and demand employers take action to keep you safe at work.
29/04/26
Transport union RMT today condemned the stabbing of two people in Golders Green and urged maximum unity against antisemitism in the UK.
Please be advised that from JUNE 2026 our new Branch Meeting venue going forward will be:
The Water Rats, 328 Gray's Inn Road, Kings Cross, WC1X 8BZ.
Approximately 6 minutes walk from Kings Cross station.
19/04/26
Please download and distribute the attached bulletins which explains the reason Tube drivers are striking.
TfL cleaners have made a significant gain, as outsourced contractor Mitie, which took over the contract from 1 April, announced it will implement a company sick pay scheme.
Cleaners will now be entitled to four weeks’ full sick pay.
This would not have been achieved without union pressure. RMT has protested outside City Hall, and lobbied the Mayor and the TfL Board. For the past several years, three key demands for RMT have been travel passes for cleaners, company sick pay, and improved pensions. We have now secured two out of these three.
RMT Regional Organiser Jared Wood explains where we are with the Compressed Working Week dispute in this video.
Dear colleague,
'Where's the Wave?': Trade Union Rally on Insourcing - Parliament, 14th April, 615pm-745pm
I will be joining a panel of speakers from the Trade Union Co-Ordinating Group on 14th April in Parliament for a rally aimed at pushing the government to enact its promised 'biggest wave of insourcing for a generation'.
On the panel with me will be Andy McDonald MP and the General Secretaries of PCS, UCU, POA, BFAWU, Napo and Equity. The meeting will be held in Committee Room 15 and it would be great to have RMT members there.