London Underground workers including drivers are to stage a series of strikes next month in a dispute over pay.

Underground staff to walk out in the first two weeks of November after unions reject three pay increase offers in recent months

Staff working on the London underground, including drivers, are planning to strike next month over pay and working conditions, the ASLEF trade union said on Wednesday.

London Underground drivers and other workers will strike for the first half of November after members of both ASLEF, the train drivers' union, and the RMT, representing most other Tube workers, rejected a pay offer from Transport for London.

London Underground workers, including tube drivers, station staff and signallers, will stage a series of strikes next month in a dispute over pay.

TUBE drivers and other workers are will stage a series of strikes next month in a dispute over pay. Members of Aslef, working as London Underground drivers, instructors, management grades, and

Members of the Aslef union voted overwhelmingly to walk out on a number of dates in November, in protest over pay and conditions.

It comes as TSSA union members are reportedly being consulted on a walk-out or other forms of industrial action. A ballot ends on Friday, October 18. The union said London Underground has made an offer which would see most grades receive a below-inflation pay rise.

London Underground train drivers are set to strike next month in a dispute over pay, the Aslef union has announced. As well as Tube drivers, instructors, management grade staff and those in the engineering section are to take action.

Rail passengers can expect travel disruption in November after the Aslef union announced strikes by London Underground train drivers over a long-running pay dispute. Alongside train drivers, management grade staff will strike on 7 and 12 November with engineering drivers due to walk out for 24 hours from 6pm on 1 November.