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The biggest Tube closure this weekend (14 and 15 November) is on the Northern line. There will be no trains between Battersea Power Station and Morden and Charing Cross and Euston via Bank during the day on both Saturday and Sunday. There are also Sunday closures on the Hammersmith & City line, DLR, Elizabeth line and three London Overground lines.
Here is every planned closure, according to Transport for London’s latest engineering works list. Check before you travel, as plans can change.
Friday 13 November (Night Tube): no service on the Charing Cross branch to Morden.
Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November (daytime): no service between Battersea Power Station and Morden and Charing Cross and Euston, via Bank.
Saturday 14 November (Night Tube): no service between Morden and East Finchley and Golders Green.
Hammersmith & City line: no service between Plaistow and Barking from 10:00 to 18:00.
DLR: no service between Tower Gateway and Shadwell. Use Bank for DLR trains into the City.
Elizabeth line: no service between Paddington and Liverpool Street, or between Whitechapel and Abbey Wood, until 10:15. There are no trains between West Drayton and Slough until 08:15.
London Overground, Mildmay line: no service between Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction.
London Overground, Suffragette line: no service on the whole line until 13:15, then no trains between Woodgrange Park and Barking Riverside until 14:45.
London Overground, Windrush line: no service between New Cross Gate and Crystal Palace and West Croydon.
England play Japan at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, on Saturday at 4.40pm. Twickenham is served by South Western Railway, not the Tube, so the Northern line works will not affect the main route to the stadium from Waterloo.
No. The next planned Tube drivers’ strike by the RMT union starts at noon on Thursday 26 November. See our full list of Tube strike dates.
Written by: Energy Radio Newsroom
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