The recent London Tube strikes ended on the morning of Friday, September 12, 2025, concluding a five-day period of disruption. The strikes involved RMT union members demanding a reduction in the workweek to 32 hours from the current 35, among other issues. Talks are expected to resume soon between the union and Transport for London (TfL) to try to negotiate a resolution, but no new strikes have been officially scheduled yet. Further strikes could only occur if union members vote for them and proper notice is given. Meanwhile, it is reported that normal Tube services are gradually resuming, though delays might still occur as operations return to normal.
Regarding UK-wide train strikes beyond London, there have been various actions and suspensions in 2025 involving the RMT union, notably on Avanti West Coast services. Some strike actions have been called off following negotiations, and future strike dates depend on ballots and agreements. Currently, there is no firm announcement of ongoing or upcoming UK-wide train strikes at this time, but the situation remains fluid depending on negotiations between unions and train operators.
In summary, the London Tube strike ended on September 12, 2025, with negotiations ongoing, and no definite end date for UK-wide train strikes can be given as it depends on union ballots and talks at present.
