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.

Sunday 29 May

Platforms 1-3 at London Waterloo will be closed all day due to maintenance work.

The services will be retimed between London Waterloo and Clapham Junction with some services departing London Waterloo earlier.

Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 June

No service on the whole line.

Saturday 18 June

Until 0800, no service on the entire line. Replacement buses operate.

Service DL1: Hammersmith - Ravenscourt Park - Stamford Brook - Turnham Green - Chiswick Park - Gunnersbury - Acton Town

Service DL3: Turnham Green - Chiswick Park - Gunnersbury - Kew Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens) - Richmond

Service DL4: Hammersmith - Putney Bridge - East Putney (Putney Bridge Road) - Southfields - Wimbledon Park - Wimbledon

Service DL5: Earls Court - West Brompton - Parsons Green - Putney Bridge - Wimbledon

Saturday 18 June

Until 0800, no service on the entire line.

Saturday 18 June

Until 1100, no service on the whole line.

Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 June

No service between High Street Kensington and Edgware Road.

No planned engineering work

No planned engineering work

No planned engineering work

No planned engineering work

 

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May 23, 2022