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Transport union TSSA backs Remain in EU referendum poll

TSSA transport union delegates voted to support a Remain vote in the upcoming EU referendum yesterday at the union’s annual conference.

Speakers made the case for staying in to fight for a reformed, democratic common market.

General secretary Manuel Cortes said: “If we vote to leave we will not be one step closer to a socialist government.”

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