The problem with targeting the bankers through disrupting the transport infrastructure is that in the end those on low pay suffer because they can't get to work to earn their minimum wage, and they don't have the option of taking taxis, those receiving care services suffer because their carers can't get to work, those who need emergency services have to wait longer because the roads are gridlocked.

At the same time the self-righteous in their glass towers complain about the unions 'screwing their business' while they continue to do the same themselves with their bloated bonuses.