The recent London Tube strikes ended on Friday, September 12, 2025, at 08:00 BST. The strikes lasted five days and caused major disruption, with services gradually returning to normal after the strikes concluded. Transport for London (TfL) warned of possible delays as operations resumed. Going forward, discussions between the RMT union and TfL are expected to continue regarding the main issues, including the union's demand for a shorter 32-hour workweek. For any future strikes to happen, union members must approve them through a ballot with advance notice to TfL.
In summary:
- The Tube strikes ended on the morning of September 12, 2025.
- Services resumed gradually from 8am Friday; full normal service returned later that day.
- The dispute mainly centers on working hours and pay.
- Future strikes depend on union votes and further negotiations.
This means the current strike situation is resolved but the potential for more strikes remains depending on negotiation outcomes.
