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January 23, 2023
Strikes because they are preplanned timetables, the operators put special timetables in place, they argue that such is the level of destruction because by that it is difficult to get services going again, so they are saying the reason things got particularly bad might be something to do that as but obviously, we have heard ministers recently saying that train services are not reliable enough and they are working with operators to improve things. i suspect it is not a lot of consolation to people...
January 23, 2023
Competition that took place to appoint richard sharpe as the chairman of the bbc. he says it is to ensure the process was run in compliance with the governments governance code for public appointments and as we know, the bbc bird is going to review whether there were any potential conflicts of interest. nhs midwives are going on strike in wales on february 7th. the royal college of midwives said the industrial action by midwives and maternity support workers would take place between 8am to 4pm. ...
January 23, 2023
The start times and lengths of todays industrial action will vary between ambulance services, but most will last for about 12 hours. leeds is one area where the army are helping to keep services running. and more strikes are coming. with no movement on pay and neither side showing signs of compromise, at the moment its hard to see how this dispute ends. dominic hughes, bbc news, leeds. for an update on todays strike action and how it might affect you, just visit the bbc news website, at bbc.co.u...
November 15, 2022
Midwives and maternity support worker (MSW) members of the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) across Northern Ireland have said resoundingly that they are pre...
November 28, 2021
A heartfelt poem has been created to celebrate maternity support workers in north Cumbria.