Teacher prepared to strike despite feeling guilty

A teacher said she's prepared to strike, despite feeling guilty about pupils who could lose out on education.

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Lowri Lewis Williams, from Denbighshire, said strikes were needed to "safeguard the future of teaching".

It comes as teachers in Wales and other parts of the UK are being asked to vote on industrial action after being offered below-inflation pay rises.

It could lead to strikes in the new year after unions rejected a 5% pay offer from the Welsh government.

Union boss Neil Butler said the offer was "not good enough" and amounts to a 5% decrease given inflation.

Education Minister Jeremy Miles said the unions' demands were reasonable but a bigger increase was unaffordable.

The two biggest teaching unions start sending ballots to members this week, with others due to follow.

"Teachers have had their pay eroded by inflation for the last 12 years," said Mr Butler, of the NASUWT teachers union.

"In fact, teachers' pay has been eroded to the point of 25%, they've lost a quarter of their wage in the last 12 years, enough is enough."