Tube strike set to cause travel chaos in London

London Underground services will be severely disrupted on Tuesday, August 1, due to a strike by members of the RMT union.

The strike is expected to cause major delays and cancellations across the network, with only a limited number of services operating on some lines.

The RMT union is calling for a pay increase of 10%, as well as improved working conditions. The union has accused London Underground of failing to address its members' concerns.

London Underground has said that it is "disappointed" by the strike and that it has made a "fair and reasonable" pay offer. The company has urged the RMT to reconsider its strike action.

The strike is likely to cause significant disruption to commuters. Passengers are advised to check with London Underground before traveling on Tuesday.

What is the RMT?

The RMT is the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers. It is the largest trade union in the UK representing workers in the rail, maritime and transport sectors.

Why are the RMT striking?

The RMT is striking over pay and working conditions. The union is demanding a 10% pay increase, as well as improved working conditions.

What is the impact of the strike?

The strike is expected to cause major delays and cancellations across the London Underground network. Only a limited number of services will be operating on some lines.

What are the alternative travel options?

Passengers are advised to check with London Underground before traveling on Tuesday. Alternative travel options include buses, trains and taxis.

When will the strike end?

The strike is scheduled to end on Tuesday, August 1.

Additional information

For more information on the strike, please visit the RMT website or the London Underground website.