Fresh talks called to solve Southern rail dispute
Southern bosses and rail union leaders are due to meet in the next week in an attempt to end a long-running dispute over driver-only trains.
Representatives from both ASLEF and the RMT called off strike action planned for this week to take up an offer of talks made by Transport Secretary Chris Grayling.
Rail operator Govia Thameslink Railway has been embroiled in a protracted dispute with staff over changes across the Southern network which make drivers responsible for opening and closing train doors.
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