Postal workers on wildcat strike in Devon

Postal workers in Torquay walked out today over Christmas leave, with over 140 staff on wildcat strike for several hours.

After more than four hours of negotiations the union and management reached a deal and the strikers went back to work.

If anyone has more information on this situation please keep us informed.

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