RMT rail union advances no opposition to closure of nearly all 1,000 ticket offices

No industrial action has been called against the ticket office closures. Instead, the RMT is calling two “days of action”—protests to be held outside rail stations on July 13 and 18. The RMT’s campaign centres on collaboration with the consultative process.

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