Forthcoming Disruption on Public Transport

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Tubes and trains services affected by engineering work

During the coronavirus outbreak if you do travel you are advised to wear a face mask.

TfL says this information changes frequently. Check before you travel.

RMT STRIKE ACTION

There is planned strike action every Friday and Saturday night between 2030 and 0429 the following morning until Sunday 19 June. Central and Victoria lines could be affected. A good service is expected on the Victoria line (including Night Tube). A regular service is expected on the Central line (at least two trains per hour through central London). Check your travel if you are using these lines before 0600 on Saturday or Sundays. All other Tube lines will run their normal daytime services during these strikes, with the last Tubes in central London leaving around 01:00 and starting again at 05:30.

Commuters Advised To Plan for Northern Line Closure
No service between Kennington and Moorgate until mid-May

Saturday 26 March, until 1100

No service on the entire line.

Saturday 26, from 1100 and all day Sunday 27 March

No service between Edgware Road and Sloane Square (via High Street Kensington)

Saturday 26 March, until 1100

No service between West Ham / Edgware Road and Wimbledon / Kensington (Olympia) / Richmond / Ealing Broadway. Use London Overground services between Richmond and Gunnersbury. Replacement buses operate.

DL3: Richmond – Kew Gardens – Gunnersbury – Chiswick Park –Turnham Green (Extrementies of the day)

DL4: Wimbledon – Hammersmith calling at Wimbledon Park, Southfields, East Putney (Putney Bridge Road), Putney Bridge.

DL5: Wimbledon – Earl’s Court calling at Putney Bridge, Parsons Green, Fulham Broadway, West Brompton

Saturday 26, from 1100, and all day Sunday 27 March

No service between Sloane Square / Edgware Road and Fulham Broadway / Kensington Olympia / Barons Court. Replacement buses operate.

Service DL5: Earls Court - West Brompton - Fulham Broadway

Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 March

No service between Earls Court and Richmond / Ealing Broadway. Replacement buses operate.

PL-1: Northfields – South Ealing (eastbound only) – Ealing Broadway (for Central Line) – Ealing Common – Acton Town – Gunnersbury – Chiswick Park – Turnham Green – Stamford Brook – Ravenscourt Park – Hammersmith (for Circle and Hammersmith & City Lines). Early morning eastbound buses will extend to Victoria and late-night westbound buses will start from Victoria, calling at Hyde Park Corner, Knightsbridge, South Kensington, Gloucester Road and Earl’s Court.

PL-4: Rayners Lane (for Metropolitan Line) – South Harrow – Sudbury Hill – Sudbury Town – Alperton – Hanger Lane (for Central Line and Park Royal) – North Ealing – Ealing Broadway (for Central Line).

DL3: Richmond – Kew Gardens – Gunnersbury – Chiswick Park –Turnham Green (early morning and late evening only)

Saturday 26 March, until 0800

No service on the whole line

Saturday 26 March, between 0800 and 1100

No service between Hammersmith and Baker Street.

Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 March

Engineering work is taking place at London Victoria, closing some lines.

No Southern trains will run to / from London Victoria.

No planned engineering works

No planned engineering works

No planned engineering works

No planned engineering works

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March 14, 2022