The Community, Culture and Leisure Minister has praised Unite the union for scrapping today’s planned bus strike action.
Drivers were set to strike twice - this morning and this afternoon - but this will no longer be the case.
Details for the change of heart are still unknown but the department say it's hopeful it will provide a chance to hold more talks.
Graham Cregeen gave us his thoughts:
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