London’s transport network is preparing for a few disruptions as we head into the weekend.
Anyone planning to travel to the capital is being reminded that tube services could be busier than usual, and is encouraged to plan their journeys in advance.
Planned closures are affecting some Underground, Overground and DLR lines, though most TfL services are expected to operate as usual.
Thanks to London’s variety of Underground trains and buses, there are usually alternative routes available that people can check through TfL’s Plan Your Journey service.
Here are all the closures you need to be aware of.
Saturday, February 28
- Bakerloo: No service from Queen’s Park to Harrow & Wealdstone
- Circle: Edgware Road to Aldgate closed
- District: No trains running from Earl’s Court to Whitechapel and Kensington (Olympia)
- Lioness: No services between Euston and Watford Junction
- Good service on all other underground services at the time of writing
Sunday, March 1
- DLR: No service between Shadwell and Tower Gateway
- Bakerloo: No service from Queen’s Park to Harrow & Wealdstone
- Elizabeth: No trains from Paddington to Abbey Wood and Whitechapel to Stratford until 11:15,and Paddington to Ealing Broadway until 07:45.
- Lioness: No services between Euston and Watford Junction
- Suffragette: Services not running from Woodgrange Park to Barking Riverside until 14:30
- Windrush: New Cross Gate to Crystal Palace and West Croydon services not running, as well as trains betweenSurrey Quays and Clapham Junction
- Good service on all other underground services at the time of writing
