Date: 15/04/2011

Train unions look set to turn down a four per cent pay rise for the next year and above-inflation rises for the following four years.

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Location: High Street Kensington
Company: Metropolitan Railway
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Location: Canary Wharf
Company: Jubilee Line Extension (London Regional Transport)
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//1987 David Panton