There could be more bus strikes according to the Unite National Manager for Passanger Transport.
Bobby Morton says yesterday's (Tuesday) negotiations over bus drivers' pay went badly from the start, meaning the three day strike will go ahead from tomorrow.
He says the break down in negotiations with leisure chiefs could cause further strikes in the New Year.
Mr Morton says he doesn't want the dispute to lead to more industrial action but it can't be ruled out:
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