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Southern rail passengers in Eastbourne have been giving their reaction to the Aslef strike deal.

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Southern rail passengers in Eastbourne give their reaction to the Aslef strike deal which was announced today. Parent company Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) said both sides had secured a "recommended deal" after "constructive talks".

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This is not a done deal – yet. 

Last month the drivers rejected a deal that had been brokered by their own union. Neither the union nor the company had expected that.

The margin wasn’t large – 55% against – and the two sides have been talking ever since to find a way of bringing a majority of the union members back on board.

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We’ve not been told the details of the revised agreement.

But it’s likely to include further improvements to the CCTV monitoring systems that drivers use when closing the train doors.

That agreement will now be put to a second ballot among drivers, with the result due on 3 April.

Passengers will be crossing their fingers that this time the deal will be strong enough to stick.

But the separate dispute involving train guards is not part of this deal, and the year-long action by the RMT union continues.

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A deal aimed at ending the dispute between Southern Railway and the Aslef union over driver-only trains is agreed.

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Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), the parent company of Southern railway, and Aslef today announced they have agreed a deal to settle their dispute.

The agreement will now be put to Aslef members in Southern in a referendum, with a recommendation from the union's Executive to accept.

The two sides say that subject to securing the support of Aslef members, the dispute between the union and Southern will be over.

Mick Whelan, General Secretary of Aslef, said: "Aslef members now have the opportunity to decide on the new terms of the agreed resolution with GTR Southern.

"This agreement has the full support of the negotiating team and the executive committee, and offers solutions to our concerns, as well as restoring the confidence of all parties, and the travelling public".

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GTR Director Andy Bindon said: "We've had constructive talks with Aslef and we're pleased we've been able to secure a recommended deal, subject to approval from its members, to end their dispute.

"It's been an extraordinarily difficult period for passengers, staff and the regional economy and we are glad we've found a way to move forward together. We look forward to restoring good industrial relations with Aslef".

The result of the referendum will be on 3 April. Until then, GTR and Aslef intend to make no further statements.

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