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.

Further bus strikes are planned for Friday 23 April, Monday 26 April, Friday 7 May and Saturday 8 May.

If this planned strike action goes ahead, services will return to normal at 6am on Saturday 24 and Tuesday 27 April, and Sunday 9 May.

Bus routes likely to be affected by the strikes

Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 April

The lines in the Hounslow area will be closed all day Saturday and Sunday for maintenance work.

Saturday

London Waterloo to London Waterloo via Hounslow services will not run.

London Waterloo to Weybridge via Hounslow services will be diverted between Barnes and Feltham calling at all stations.

Buses will run between Barnes and Twickenham via Hounslow.

Sunday

London Waterloo to Woking via Hounslow and Staines services will be diverted between Barnes and Feltham calling additionally at Richmond and Twickenham. Buses will run between Barnes and Feltham via Hounslow.

The afternoon and evening services between London Waterloo and Kingston via Hounslow will not run. Buses will run between Barnes and Twickenham via Hounslow in the afternoon and evening only.

Saturday 24 April, until 0800

No service between Earls Court and West Ham.

Saturday 24, from 0800, and all day Sunday 25 April

No service between Monument and Sloane Square.

Saturday 24 April, until 0800

No service between Edgware Road and Aldgate (via Victoria)

Saturday 24, from 0800, and all day Sunday 25 April

No service between Monument and Sloane Square.

Saturday 1, Sunday 2 and Monday 3 May

No service on the whole line

Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 May

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

Service DL2: Earls Court - Hammersmith - Ravenscourt Park - Stamford Brook - Turnham Green - Chiswick Park - Gunnersbury - Acton Town (some early morning and late evening journeys also serve Victoria, Hyde Park Corner, South Kensington and Gloucester Road)

Service DL3: Acton Central (for London Overground) - South Acton (Acton Lane) - Turnham Green - Chiswick Park - Gunnersbury - Kew Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens) - Richmond

Service PL1: Hammersmith - Ravenscourt Park - Stamford Brook - Turnham Green - Chiswick Park - Gunnersbury - Acton Town - Ealing Common - Ealing Broadway - South Ealing (eastbound only) - Northfields.

Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 May

No service between Kings Cross St Pancras and Northfields / Uxbridge. Use Metropolitan line between Rayners Lane and Uxbridge. Replacement buses operate.

Service PL4: Ealing Broadway - North Ealing - Hanger Lane (for Central line and Park Royal) - Alperton - Sudbury Town - Sudbury Hill - South Harrow - Rayners Lane

Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 May

No service between South Acton and Richmond. No District line service between Turnham Green and Richmond. Replacement buses operate between Acton Central and Richmond.

Service DL3: Acton Central (The Vale) - South Acton (Acton Lane) - Turnham Green - Chiswick Park - Gunnersbury - Kew Gardens (Royal Botanical Gardens) - Richmond

From 2100 Saturday 8 and all day Sunday 9 May

A reduced service operates between Paddington and Heathrow, and trains do not call at Acton Main Line, West Ealing and Hanwell.

No planned engineering works

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April 19, 2021

Forthcoming Disruption on Public Transport

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