TRAVEL - ROADS: SURREY - M25 accident
One lane closed and queueing traffic due to accident on M25 clockwise before J9 A243 / A245 (Leatherhead), congestion on M25 Halfway to J8 A217 (Reigate).
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One in ten flights cancelled
Heathrow is operating a revised flight timetable due to poor visibility on the runways today. Approximately 10% of flights are expected to be cancelled. Those after 4pm are most likely to be affected. Click here for updates.
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Crash hits Surrey travel
A331 Frimley multi vehicle accident in Camberley on the roundabout at M3 J4
From @TravelNewsSouth on Twitter:Problems on M25
M25 clockwise entry slip road partially blocked due to broken down vehicle at J1A A282 / A206 Crossways Boulevard / B3228 (Swanscombe)
Gatwick Express affected by weather
Service suspended on Gatwick Express between Gatwick Airport and Brighton due to adverse weather conditions.
The line south of Gatwick Airport is currently closed. A revised service is operating between Gatwick and London Victoria
Revised rail service on Southern trains on Monday
Due to poor weather conditions, Southern is running an amended timetable on Monday 21st January: http://t.co/rZvFQBbz
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Flights cancelled at Heathrow
TRAVEL: Rail - South West Trains
There is currently no service on South West Trains between Ascot and Ash Vale, between Salisbury and Bristol Temple Meads and between Virginia Water and Weybridge due to adverse weather conditions.
There will be no service on some routes all day today due to the forecast adverse weather. A revised service will run on the rest of the South West Trains network. Please check with the operator for the latest information.
Bus drivers to vote on new Olympic bonus deal
The Unite union has advised London bus drivers to accept an Olympic bonus deal after negotiations with bus companies at ACAS. The workers held a one-day strike over the issue last month. Another walkout is scheduled for July 24th.
Strike update: London bus drivers advised to accept Olympic bonus offer
London bus drivers have been advised to accept a new offer of an Olympic bonus, following in the wake of last week's cancelled strike action over the issue. The Unite union has made the recommendation to its members following talks with London bus companies at the ACAS conciliation organisation.
Members of the union walked out last month after their calls for an Olympic bonus of £500 per worker were rejected. Bus drivers were threatening to strike again on July 24, just days before the Olympics opening ceremony. They will now vote on the new offer.
– John Woods, Acas Deputy Chief Conciliator"We are pleased that the offer made by the employers will be recommended to the Unite membership. While talks were difficult and challenging for everyone involved over the six day period, negotiations were always constructive with both sides working hard to reach an agreement."
– Peter Kavanagh, Unite Regional Secretary"Following a London-wide strike and days of intensive negotiations, we now have an offer which Unite is recommending to London's bus workers. By standing together, London's bus workers got 20 London bus operators around a single negotiating table. We believe the offer is a fair one that recognises the work bus workers will be doing to keep London moving during the Olympics.
"Details of the offer will be put to workers over the coming days with a recommendation to accept and workplace ballots will be held on Tuesday 17 July."
Union officials say they will release details of the offer that has been proposed, after their members' ballot has taken place.