2019 RMT Signallers Conference in Crewe
Welcome to the 2019 RMT Signallers Conference hosted by Crewe no1 Branch in Crewe, Cheshire. The event will take place on 22nd, 23rd, and 24th February 2019 at Crewe Arms Hotel. Delegates can enjoy various artistes and explore interesting locations in Crewe. Contact numbers for the Crewe Branch officials are provided, along with information on hotels and dining options in the area. Attendees can also participate in the Crewe Heritage tour on Saturday, 23rd February, to experience the local heritage sites. Explore, learn, and connect during this enriching conference in Crewe.
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2019 RMT Signallers Conference Crewe Hosted by Crewe no1 Branch RMT
22 22nd nd/ 23 / 23rd rd/ 24 / 24th thFebruary 2019 February 2019 Crewe Arms Hotel Nantwich Road Crewe CW2 6DN 01270 213201 crewearmshotel.com
Welcome to Crewe Welcome to Crewe Crewe no1 Branch welcomes all Delegates to the 2019 Conference & we hope you have an enjoyable & successful Conference in Cheshire. There is a variety of artistes & locations of interest to visit during your time in Crewe that we hope you enjoy.
CONTACT NUMBERS FOR CREWE BRANCH CONTACT NUMBERS FOR CREWE BRANCH BRANCH SECRETARY PAUL HOWES 07909 423122 AST BRANCH SECRETARY MIKE VAUGHAN 07871 598388 BRANCH CHAIR PETE THOMAS 07775 570771 AST BRANCH CHAIR TONY FORSTER 07743 218840
Hotels in Crewe Hotels in Crewe Holiday Inn Express Crewe Macon Way, Crewe CW1 6DR, England Premier Inn Crewe Central Hotel Weston Road, Crewe CW1 6FX, England The Waverley Hotel 9 Pedley Street, Crewe CW2 7AA, England Ibis Styles Crewe Emperor Way | Crewe Business Park, Crewe CW1 6BD, England Travelodge Crewe Hotel Beswick Drive, Crewe CW1 5NP, England
EATING OUT EATING OUT Passage to India Nantwich Road Bombay Restaurant Mill Street Spiceology Indian Nantwich Road Indian Garden Nantwich Road Gios Italian Restaurant Nantwich Road Thai Corner Chinese Restaurant Nantwich Road White Lotus Chinese Restaurant Nantwich Road Brockelbank English Pub Weston Lane
ARTISTES AT THE CONFERENCE ARTISTES AT THE CONFERENCE JOE SOLO ANDY PARKER
CREWE HERITAGE SATURDAY 23 CREWE HERITAGE SATURDAY 23rd rd 1. Depart the Crewe Arms 10.00 Double Decker Bus. 2. Arrive Heritage Centre 10.15. 3. Visit to Signal Boxes Crewe North Junction/Exeter 4. Visitor Centres 5. Depart Heritage Centre 12.15 6. Arrive Crewe Arms 12.30
Crewe Heritage Centre Crewe Heritage Centre APT PROTOTYPE NORTH JUNCTION
CAMARA REAL ALE PUBS IN CREWE CAMARA REAL ALE PUBS IN CREWE BOROUGH ARMS & HOPS BOROUGH ARMS & HOPS
LAURA SMITH RMT PARLIAMENTRY MEMBER LAURA SMITH RMT PARLIAMENTRY MEMBER CREWE & NANTWICH LABOUR MP CREWE & NANTWICH LABOUR MP
National Railway Signallers Strike 1994 National Railway Signallers Strike 1994 LONDON, September 8 1994 As railway signal workers today embarked on their 16th National strike in 13 weeks, crippling Britain's rail system, support for their cause is growing within the British labour movement. The campaign by the Signal workers for an 11% pay increase is a direct challenge to Conservative Party government's public sector pay freeze. The Tories are determined to inflict a morale-sapping defeat on the signal workers, who are among the Rail, Maritime and Transport union's (RMT) most highly skilled and industrially strategic members. Weakening the RMT is vital to the government's plan to privatise the railways. Over the years, signal workers have not been particularly militant. Their numbers have halved over the last year, while the volume of rail traffic that they are responsible for has remained constant. This doubling of productivity has not been compensated. Signal workers earn just*** for a 52-hour week with rotating morning, afternoon and night shifts. In late April, the RMT demanded an 11% pay increase.
JIMMY KNAPP RMT GENERAL SECRETARY JIMMY KNAPP RMT GENERAL SECRETARY
