Train drivers accept pay deal bringing an end 2 years of strike action in Cumbria
Strike interrupted train journeys in Cumbria are coming to an end after drivers voted overwhelmingly to accept a multiyear pay offer.
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Strike interrupted train journeys in Cumbria are coming to an end after drivers voted overwhelmingly to accept a multiyear pay offer.
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