Forthcoming Disruption on Public Transport
Tubes and trains services affected by engineering work
During the coronavirus outbreak do not use public transport unless your journey is essential. If you do travel you must wear a face mask.
Due to the Covid-19 virus, the following service changes will be in place until further notice:
- Waterloo & City line service,
- No Night Tube or Night Overground service,
- A reduced service is operating on all London Underground, London Overground, DLR, TfL Rail and London Trams.
- Some stations will be closed.
TfL says this information changes frequently. Check before you travel.
The track closure programme is changing regularly because of the restriction of work sites due to Covid-19, therefore check regularly for the latest information.
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November
No service between Hammersmith and Barking.
Sunday 22 November
Altered train services between London Waterloo and Clapham Junction
Queenstown Road station will be closed with no services stopping all day Sunday due to maintenance work. Passengers should use other nearby stations.
Services between London Waterloo and Reading, also between London Waterloo and Windsor will start from Clapham Junction.
Services between London Waterloo and Woking via Hounslow and Staines will start from Clapham Junction.
Services between London Waterloo and London Waterloo via Richmond and Kingston will start from Clapham Junction.
The afternoon and evening services from London Waterloo to Kingston via Hounslow will not run.
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November
No service between Hayes & Harlington and Heathrow Terminal 5. Please use local London Buses connections.
Sunday 29 November
Queenstown Road station will be closed with no services stopping all day Sunday due to maintenance work. Passengers should use other nearby stations.
No planned engineering works
No planned engineering works
No planned engineering works
No planned engineering works
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November 3, 2020
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