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RAIL union TSSA is to re-ballot workers at four train operating companies after failing narrowly to reach the minimum threshold on turnout under anti-union laws.
Voting will take place at West Midlands Trains, Greater Anglia, Northern and TransPennine Express from Thursday next week.
TSSA general secretary Manuel Cortes said: “We’ve had a strong set of ballot results for strike action across the rail companies our union represents and that reflects the strength of feeling about the government-created crisis on our railways.
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