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Strike action has been voted for by members of Britain's largest trade union Unite. The ballot was 98 per cent in favour of industrial action with nearly an 85 per cent turn out.

Go North East strike: Engineers walk out week before - BBC Go North East strike: Engineers walk out week before - BBC

They will vote until 7 November and are employed by First Glasgow (No1) and First Glasgow (No2). Depots at Blantyre, Caledonia, Dumbarton, Overtown and Scotstoun will be hit. We have a number of communities to join, so you can choose which one you want to be part of and we'll send you the latest news direct to your phone. You could even join them all!

Use italics (lyric) and bold (lyric) to distinguish between different vocalists in the same song part The text is in a simple font and goes in a rhythm similar to what you would hear driving on the road. This makes sense because of how the entire book they are traveling in a yellow car. Sometimes the text is in a white section next to the pictures and sometimes it is on top of the pictures. When the text is laying over the illustrations it is harder to read. The strike action means that Go North East services will not run - except for contracted school services. There is "continuous" strike action also planned from October 28. • Keep up to date with all the latest breaking news and top stories from the North East with our free newsletter The illustrations are truly moving and original. They convey the mood while remaining somewhat blurry, dark, and mysterious. Much of the text is wonderfully descriptive: "...push my feet in the rusty sand. I wish my toes were roots." The depots that will be affected by the industrial action are: Consett, Gateshead, Hexham, Percy Main (North Shields), Sunderland and Washington. What has Unite and Go North East said about the move?

Go North East propose talks as more than 1,300 drivers and Go North East propose talks as more than 1,300 drivers and

Unite's General Secretary Sharon Graham has also added her support to the workers in the dispute, saying earlier this week that: " This is appalling behaviour from Go North East. The parent company is awash with cash and yet it is refusing to offer our members a decent pay rise in the middle of a cost of living crisis.Go North East workers at the Percy Main depot on the first day of their seven day strike action across the region (Image: Newcastle Chronicle)

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I want to see people coming together in the interests of bus users, many of whom are elderly and on concessionary fares, many of whom are in low-paid work – I don’t want to see them suffer. What I want to see is the union and Go North East, who I don’t think are a million miles apart, coming together to get a sensible deal for the future.”I have to work seven days a week just to try to make ends meet. Two of those days are overtime, but after tax, it’s pointless doing overtime. They’ve put us under so much pressure. I’ve got an excellent driving record—I haven’t had any incidents in over ten years. Go North East bus drivers in Unite Union began their continuous strike outside the Go North East Riverside Depot in Gateshead (Image: Newcastle Chronicle)