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LONDON UNDERGROUND INDUSTRIAL ACTION

Early day motion 828, tabled 14 October 2010 by Martin Horwood (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 6 members.

That this House believes the current London Underground industrial action should not be taking place, and both London Underground and the unions are guilty of failing to put passengers and London's economy first; notes that the savage reduction of office opening hours at 90 per cent. of ticket offices on the Tube network will inconvenience many passengers, especially disabled people and visitors to London; and calls on the Mayor of London to show leadership and prevent further strikes by facilitating both London Underground and the unions to reach a solution that puts passengers, businesses and visitors first.

Signatures by party: Liberal Democrat 6.