Advice for customers - Tube strike on 28th, 29th and 30th April

If strike action does take place Services will be affected from around 9.30pm on the evening of Monday 28 April On Tuesday 29 and Wednesday 30 April: o where we can operate services, trains will run from around 7.00am or as soon as possible after that o services are expected to conclude around 11.00pm, with no service beyond that o however, the last services from central London may depart significantly earlier than this, at around 9.30pm.

The RMT union has again called a strike on the Tube in response to London Undergrounds modernisation plans. This is despite us offering significant changes. There also remains a guarantee of a job for all our staff who want one. For more information on our modernisation plans please visit www.tfl.gov.uk/futuretube. If it goes ahead, the strike will affect services from around 9.30pm on the evening of Monday 28 April. Please try to complete your journey as early as possible on Monday evening. The strike will disrupt services throughout all of Tuesday 29 and Wednesday 30 April. We will run as many Tube services as we can but there will be disruption and some lines may have a limited service. Some stations will be closed. Please check the table below but remember that the situation may change throughout the day. Services will not return to normal until Thursday 1 May. Customers are advised to check www.tfl.gov.uk to plan an alternative route or method of transport. Remember that DLR, London Overground, trams and other rail services will be operating as normal, as will buses and river bus services where there will also be some extra services operating. All these services will be busy. Cycling and walking may be other practical options.

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A reduced Heathrow Express service will run on Tuesday 29 April and Wednesday 30 April due to separate strike action by the RMT. Heathrow Express plans to run two trains an hour between Heathrow and Paddington and back. Check www.heathrowexpress.com for more information. Those members of London Underground staff who are on duty during the strike, alongside other public transport workers including TfL Ambassadors and volunteers, will be doing their very best to keep London moving and open for business. They will be on hand to provide customers with travel information and advice on the ground. During the strike you can get regular updates and the very latest information on how services are running at www.tfl.gov.uk or by following our Twitter accounts: @TfLTravelAlerts @TfLTrafficNews @TfLBusAlerts you can also follow your particular line - e.g. @victorialine - see details in the table below.

Advice for Monday evening, 28 April Services will be affected from around 9.30pm, so please complete your journey as early as possible.

Advice for Tuesday 29 and Wednesday 30 April The information in the table below is not a complete or final list of the services that will be running but is intended to help plan journeys in advance. Please check for the latest updates before you travel. If strike action does take place and where we can operate services, trains will run from around 7.00am, or as soon as possible after that, and they are expected to conclude around 11.00pm, with no service beyond that. However, customers are advised that the last services from central London may depart significantly earlier than this, at around 9.30pm. We will run as many Tube services as we can but some lines may have only a limited service, and some sections will be closed. We cannot guarantee that we will be able to run all the planned services set out below and the situation may change throughout the day. In addition to those stations listed here as closed, some others may also need to close at times. Unfortunately, sections of lines not set out below are unlikely to have a Tube service.
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Services will run from around 7.00am, or as soon as possible after that, and are expected to conclude around 11.00pm, with no service beyond that. Some last trains from central London may depart significantly earlier, at around 9.30pm. Customers are advised to check before they travel at tfl.gov.uk and follow the individual Twitter feed for their line.

Please check for the latest updates before you travel.

Bakerloo line @bakerlooline We hope to be able to run trains between Queens Park and Elephant & Castle around every six minutes in both directions. Please check at the time of your journey as we may not be able to run this service all day. These trains would not stop at Edgware Road, Embankment, Kilburn Park, Lambeth North, Maida Vale, Piccadilly Circus or Regents Park stations. It is possible that some other stations may also need to close at times. Central line @centralline No service would operate through the central area. We intend to run trains between Epping / Hainault and Leytonstone around every ten minutes in both directions. If possible we will extend this service to Holborn. between West Ruislip and White City around every 10 - 15 minutes in both directions. If possible we will extend this service to Ealing Broadway.

These trains would not stop at Redbridge, Gants Hill or Wanstead stations. It is possible that some other stations may also need to close at times. Circle line @circleline See District line, Hammersmith & City line and Metropolitan line below.

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Please check for the latest updates before you travel.

District line @districtline We intend to run trains between Wimbledon and Barking around every 12 minutes in both directions. If possible we will extend this service to Upminster. between Ealing Broadway and Tower Hill around every 12 minutes in both directions.

These trains would not stop at Aldgate East, Blackfriars, Gloucester Road, Sloane Square, Stepney Green or Temple stations. It is possible that some other stations may also need to close at times. Hammersmith & City line @hamandcityline We intend to run trains between Hammersmith and Aldgate around every ten minutes in both directions. These trains would not stop at Barbican, Euston Square or Great Portland Street stations. It is possible that some other stations may also need to close at times. We intend to run trains between Wembley Park and Stratford around every seven minutes in both directions.

Jubilee line @jubileeline

These trains would not stop at Bermondsey, Canada Water, St. Johns Wood, Southwark, and Swiss Cottage stations. It is possible that some other stations may also need to close at times. Metropolitan line @metline These trains would not stop at Barbican, Euston Square or Great Portland Street stations. It is possible that some other stations may also need to close at times. Northern line @northernline We intend to run trains over the whole line with a train around every five minutes via both the Bank and Charing Cross branches in both directions. These trains would not stop at Angel, Borough, Chalk Farm, Charing Cross, Clapham North, Clapham South, Colliers Wood, Embankment, Goodge Street, Hampstead, Leicester Square, Mill Hill East, Mornington Crescent, Old Street, Oval, South Wimbledon, Tooting Bec and Warren Street stations. It is possible that some other stations may also need to close at times. We intend to run trains between Harrow-on-the-Hill and Aldgate around every ten minutes in both directions.

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Please check for the latest updates before you travel.

Piccadilly line @piccadillyline No service would operate through the central area. We intend to run trains between Acton Town and Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3 around every 20 minutes in both directions between Arnos Grove and Cockfosters around every 12 minutes in both directions.

These trains would not stop at Heathrow Terminal 4, Heathrow Terminal 5, Hounslow West or Southgate stations. It is possible that some other stations may also need to close at times. NB: A reduced Heathrow Express service will run on Tuesday 29 April and Wednesday 30 April due to separate strike action by the RMT. Heathrow Express plans to run two trains an hour between Heathrow and Paddington and back. Check www.heathrowexpress.com for more information. Victoria line @victorialine We intend to run trains between Seven Sisters and Victoria around every five minutes in both directions. If possible we will extend this service to Brixton. These trains would not stop at Pimlico, Vauxhall or Warren Street stations. It is possible that some other stations may also need to close at times. Waterloo & City line @wlooandcityline No service.

Check www.tfl.gov.uk and www.tfl.gov.uk/socialmedia

Published: 24 April 2014

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