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Welcome to another week. After a weekend of half marathons, sunbathing in parks, exploring new gallery wings, or ticking another restaurant off your list, it’s time for most of us to get back to the 9 to 5 drudge. And that means daily trips on London’s train network.
So, as we enter another week of work (and maybe a few evening plans here and there), these are all the TfL track closures and train disruptions you should look out for over for the next four days.
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Central line
From Monday to Thursday, Central line trains won’t be stopping at Queensway after 10pm.
Elizabeth line
There’ll be reduced Lizzie line services between West Drayton and Maidenhead and at Heathrow Terminal 4 after 10pm from Monday, May 19 to Wednesday, May 21. On those days, trains won’t stop at Acton Main Line, Hanwell or West Ealing.
Overground
Suffragette line
Severe delays are expected across the entirety of the Suffragette line on Monday and Tuesday due to the unavailability of train crew.
Mildmay line
From Monday to Thursday, the 10.29pm Mildmay train from Stratford to Richmond will terminate at Camden Road at 10.49pm. There are also severe delays expected across the whole line on Monday and Tuesday as a result of an earlier faulty train at Imperial Wharf.
Windrush line
The Windrush line from Highbury and Islington to New Cross, New Cross Gate
and Clapham Junction will be shut after 9.15pm.
Station closures
Acton Main Line (Elizabeth line)
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Acton Main Line station will close at 10.47pm.
Hanwell (Elizabeth line)
From Monday to Wednesday, Hanwell station is set to shut from 10.54pm each evening.
Queensway (Central line)
Queensway station will shut from 10pm each night from Monday to Thursday. TfL advises passengers to go to Lancaster Gate or Notting Hill Gate, walk to or from Bayswater for District or Circle line services or use local buses instead.
Roding Valley (Central line)
Westbound trains won’t stop at Roding Valley station from May 6 until the end of July. You’ll have to travel via eastbound trains then change at Chigwell.
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