Public Transport Over Christmas and New Year

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Tubes and trains services across the holiday period

No industrial action scheduled for the time being . Picture: BBC

December 27, 2023

Wednesday 27 December

Mo service between Paddington and Ealing Broadway. All Abbey Wood and Shenfield services start and terminate at Paddington Elizabeth line platforms.

Thursday 28 December 28 - Saturday 30 December

A Saturday timetable will operate, subject to engineering work

Saturday 30 December to Sunday 31 December

From 8.10pm on Saturday no trains will run between Shepherd's Bush and Watford Junction until 12.00pm the following day

Sunday 31 December

The normal Sunday timetable will operate, subject to engineering work. Additional overnight departures from London Waterloo will also be running

Monday 1 January

A Sunday timetable will operate, subject to engineering work

Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 January

No service between Parsons Green and Wimbledon. Replacement buses operate.

DL4: Fulham Broadway - Parsons Green - Putney Bridge - East Putney - Southfields - Wimbledon Park - Wimbledon.

Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 January

The lines in the Barnes area will be closed all weekend due to maintenance work.

Queenstown Road station will be closed all weekend. Please use other nearby stations.

Due to the diverted Reading and Windsor services, some services via Wimbledon are also revised.

Saturday

London Waterloo to Reading services will be revised and will be diverted between
Clapham Junction and Twickenham. These services will call additionally at Kingston.
London Waterloo to Windsor services will be revised and will be diverted between
Clapham Junction and Twickenham via Kingston calling at all stations.
London Waterloo to Weybridge services will be revised and will start from Barnes.
London Waterloo to London Waterloo via Richmond and Wimbledon services will be revised and will only run between Barnes and Kingston via Richmond.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction and Barnes.
London Waterloo to Portsmouth via Guildford services will be revised to depart
London Waterloo earlier.
London Waterloo to Salisbury and Exeter services will be revised due to other work in the Andover area.
London Waterloo to Basingstoke stopping services and London Waterloo to Alton services will be revised and will run combined to Woking where the train will divide. These services will call additionally at West Byfleet. Some services will call additionally at
Clapham Junction.
London Waterloo to Hampton Court services will be revised to run hourly and will start from Surbiton.
London Waterloo to Guildford via Cobham services will be revised and will start from Surbiton.
London Waterloo to Woking stopping services will be revised and will call additionally at Raynes Park, New Malden and Berrylands.

Sunday

London Waterloo to Reading services will be revised and will be diverted between
Clapham Junction and Twickenham. These services will call additionally at Wimbledon, Kingston and Strawberry Hill.
London Waterloo to Windsor services will be revised.
An hourly service will be diverted between Clapham Junction and Twickenham
via Kingston calling at all stations.
An hourly service will start from Richmond calling at all stations.
London Waterloo to London Waterloo via Wimbledon and Kingston services will be revised and will only run between Kingston and Richmond.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction and Twickenham via Richmond calling at all stations except St Margarets.
London Waterloo to Woking via Staines services will be revised and will start from
Kew Bridge.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction and Kew Bridge.
The afternoon and evening London Waterloo to Kingston via Hounslow services will not run.

No planned engineering work

No planned engineering work

No planned engineering work

No planned engineering work

No planned engineering work

No planned engineering work

 

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