Forthcoming Disruption on Public Transport

Tubes and train services affected by engineering works and strikes

Engineering works on London Underground taking place over next few weeks. Picture: BBC

Travel Updates for Your Area

For other closures further details of alternative arrangements and bus replacement services will be posted here when available. Look out in your site's newsletter for updated information.

December 1, 2025

Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 December

No service between Acton Town and Uxbridge.

Replacement bus service PL4 operates between Acton Town and Rayners Lane via Ealing Common, North Ealing, Hanger Lane (for Central line and Park Royal), Alperton, Sudbury Town (Whitton Avenue East), Sudbury Hill and South Harrow

Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 December

Altered train services and buses replace trains between Clapham Junction and Barnes all day Saturday and Sunday.

Queenstown Road station will be closed all day.

On Saturday London Waterloo to Reading services will depart London Waterloo earlier and will be diverted between Clapham Junction and Twickenham. These services will call additionally at Kingston and Strawberry Hill.

London Waterloo to Weybridge via Staines services will be revised and will start from Barnes.

London Waterloo to London Waterloo via Richmond and Wimbledon services will be revised and will run between Barnes and Kingston via Richmond only.

Sunday 7 December

Until 0740, no service between Paddington and Ealing Broadway.

Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 December

The lines between Clapham Junction and Barnes will be closed all day due to maintenance work.

Queenstown Road station will be closed all day.

Sunday 14 December

Until 0740, no service between Paddington and Ealing Broadway.

Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 December

Engineering work is taking place between Shepherds Bush and Watford Junction, closing various lines.

From approximately 20:00 on Saturday evening until the end of service, from the start of service until 12:00 on Sunday and from approximately 21:00 on Sunday evening until the end of service, no Southern trains will run between Shepherds Bush and Watford Junction.

Christmas Eve, 24 December, and from Boxing Day, 26 December until Friday 2 January.

No service between Earls Court and Kensington Olympia.

Christmas Day - 25 December

No service on London Underground, London Underground or mainline train services

Boxing Day - Friday 26 December

No service on the entire line

Boxing Day, 26 December

No service between Richmond / Shepherd's Bush and Stratford.

Replacement buses operate between Shepherds Bush and Camden Road, and between Camden Road and Stratford. There will be no replacement buses between Gunnersbury and Willesden Junction.

Replacement buses operate: Service R: Shepherd's Bush - Willesden Junction - Kensal Rise - Queens Park (for local buses to/from Brondesbury Park) - Brondesbury - West Hampstead - Finchley Road Underground (for Finchley Road & Frognal) - Hampstead Heath - Gospel Oak (Agincourt Road / Southampton Road) - Kentish Town West - Camden Road

Saturday 27 December until Sunday 4 January

No service between Camden Road and Richmond / Shepherd's Bush (via West Hampstead). Trains will operate between Stratford and Camden Road with some services continuing to/from Willesden Junction (Low Level) via South Hampstead, Kilburn High Road, Queens Park and Kensal Green.

Replacement buses operate:Service R: Camden Town (for Northern line) - Camden Road - Kentish Town West - Gospel Oak (Agincourt Road / Southampton Road) - Hampstead Heath - Finchley Road Underground Station (for Finchley Road & Frognal) - West Hampstead - Brondesbury - Queens Park (for local buses to/from Brondesbury Park) - Kensal Rise - Willesden Junction - Acton Central (The Vale) - South Acton (Acton Lane) - Gunnersbury

No planned engineering work

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