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This page is normally updated on Thursday and Mondays and contains information from TfL about London Underground and other lines for the weekend and ahead.

Please check your Tube Map and Bus Times London apps for any real-time issues.

This page was last updated: Thursday 19 June 2025

Line by Line updates

District line

Sunday 22 June
No service between Turnham Green and Richmond
  • Use local or rail replacement buses. This is due to track work.
  • Use the lifts when travelling with luggage or pushchairs

Mildmay line

Thursday 19 June
No westbound service from Camden Road to Willesden Junction after 23:45 each night
  • Use Tube services or local bus routes.
Thursday 19 and Friday 20 June
  • No southbound service from Willesden Junction to Shepherd’s Bush until 06:15 each morning
Sunday 22 June
No service between Gospel Oak and Richmond/Shepherd’s Bush
  • Use Tube services or local bus routes. Rail replacement buses will run between Richmond and Willesden Junction, and between Willesden Junction and Camden Road.

Weaver line

Sunday 22 June
No service between Hackney Downs and Chingford after 22:45
  • Use Tube services or local bus routes. Rail replacement buses will run. This is due to Network Rail track work.

Windrush line

Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 June
No service between New Cross Gate and Crystal Palace/West Croydon
  • Use local bus routes or Southern Railway services between Crystal Palace and East Croydon via Norwood Junction. Southern Railway replacement buses will run between New Cross Gate and Crystal Palace. This is due to Network Rail maintenance work.

DLR

Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 June
No service between Stratford International and Woolwich Arsenal, and between Poplar and Beckton
  • Use Tube, Elizabeth line or national rail services, or local bus routes. Rail replacement buses will run between Canary Wharf and Gallions Reach (via Beckton), between Canning Town and King George V, and between Canning Town and London City Airport. This is while new trains are tested.
Saturday 31 May until spring 2026
Cutty Sark station will be closed
  • Use nearby Greenwich station for DLR and national rail services, or local bus routes. Greenwich station is an 11-minute walk away via Greenwich Church Street and Greenwich High Road, or customers can use local bus route 199. Greenwich Pier is also a five-minute walk away from Cutty Sark station, for access to river services.
  • Since the Silvertown Tunnel’s opening on Monday 7 April, customers using pay as you go for DLR journeys between Island Gardens and Cutty Sark/Greenwich will have their journeys refunded for at least a year. Customers must touch in and out at the station as usual, and the fare for the journey will be taken as normal. A refund will then be issued to customers’ cards in at least 14 days of completing the journey.
  • Plan ahead, allow more time for your journey and check before you travel.
  • This is due to escalator replacement work. For more information, visit our Silvertown Tunnel page.

Central line

Until late July
Westbound trains (towards Woodford) will not stop at Roding Valley
  • The westbound platform at Roding Valley station will be closed while essential maintenance work is carried out.
  • To travel westbound towards Woodford, take an eastbound train to Hainault and change there for a westbound service towards central London. Alternatively, use Woodford or Buckhurst Hill (both approximately 1.2km from Roding Valley) for the Central line.
  • To travel westbound to Roding Valley, continue your journey to Woodford and change platform for an eastbound service to Roding Valley

Buses and roads

Thursday 19 June
Lords Cricket Ground
  • From 14:00 until 21:30, Lords Cricket Ground will host a cricket match, with start of play at 18:15. Large crowds and increased traffic levels are expected before and after the match.
Thursday 19 until Saturday 21 June
O2 Arena
  • From 18:30 until 22:30 each evening, the O2 Arena will host music and comedy events. Large crowds and increased traffic levels are expected before and after each event.
Thursday 19 until Sunday 22 June
Regents Park
  • From 12:00 until 16:00 and from 17:30 until 21:30 each day, cultural events will take place at Regents Park. Large crowds are expected.
West Kensington
  • From 12:00 until 18:00 each day, a tennis tournament will take place at the Queen’s Club. Large crowds and increased traffic levels are expected.
Friday 20 June
The Oval
  • From 18:00 until 21:45, The Oval will host a cricket match, with start of play at 18:45. Large crowds and increased traffic levels are expected.
Friday 20 and Saturday 21 June
Wembley Stadium
  • From 17:00 until 22:30 each night, Wembley Stadium will host a music event. Large crowds and increased traffic levels are expected, with local road closures in place around the stadium.
Friday 20 until Sunday 22 June
Silvertown Tunnel
  • From 22:00 until 06:00 each night from Friday 20 until Sunday 22 June, Silvertown Tunnel will be closed in both directions.
  • During the closures, bus route 129 will operate a split service, terminating at both Canning Town and North Greenwich, while SL4 will only run between Grove Park and North Greenwich south of the river. Use Tube services or bus route 108 to complete your journey across the river.
Trafalgar Square
  • From 22:30 on Friday 20 until 23:00 on Sunday 22 June, Pall Mall East will be closed, and from 08:00 until 18:00 on Saturday 21 June, Trafalgar Square’s eastern road will be closed. This is for a music event taking place at Trafalgar Square from 10:00 until 18:00 each day on Saturday and Sunday. Large crowds are expected.
Saturday 21 June
Central London
  • From 10:00 until 16:00, a march will take place from Russell Square to Whitehall via Southampton Row, Kingsway, Aldwych, Strand and Trafalgar Square. A rally will then take place at Whitehall. Extensive road closures will be in place along the route of the march and large crowds are expected.
  • From 12:00 until 17:00, a march will take place from Whitehall to Speaker’s Corner via Pall Mall, St James’s Street, Piccadilly, Hyde Park Corner and Park Lane. The march will be assisted by a Metropolitan Police Service tape and cone system. Large crowds are expected.
Peckham
  • From 07:00 until 19:00, Danby Street and Choumert Road will be closed. This is for a street festival taking place from 11:00 until 16:00. Large crowds are expected.
Twickenham Stadium
  • From 15:00 until 18:00, Twickenham Stadium will host a rugby match, with kick off at 15:15. Large crowds and increased traffic levels are expected before and after the match, with local road closures in place around the stadium.
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 June
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
  • From 17:00 until 22:30 each night, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will host a music event. Large crowds and increased traffic levels are expected before and after the event, with local road closures in place around the stadium.
Sunday 22 June
Central London
  • From 08:30 until 12:30, a charity walking event will start from Moorfields Eye Hospital and continue through central London. Large crowds are expected.
  • From 09:00 until 17:00, a charity walking event will start and finish at Southwark Park, crossing multiple river crossings along the route. Large crowds are expected
Merton
  • From 12:00 until 12:45, a parade will take place in Mitcham. It will form up at St Mark’s Road at the junction with London Road and will proceed through London Road, A236 Upper Green East, Upper Green East, Commonside East and onto Mitcham Common. All vehicle traffic will be held, with road closures removed behind the parade as it progresses.
Kensington
  • From 13:00 until 17:00, a protest will take place opposite the Iranian Embassy at Palace Gate. Large crowds are expected.
Monday 23 June until September
Gallows Corner
  • Gallows Corner junction will be fully closed to all vehicle traffic, except emergency services, black cabs and TfL buses, while works are undertaken to renew and strengthen the flyover.
  • Roads in the local area and in the wider vicinity are expected to be very busy. Disruption to vehicular journeys should be expected for the duration of the closure.
  • For local journeys through the area, consider taking the bus rather than your private vehicle for a more direct journey to your destination.
  • For longer distance journeys that are non-stopping in the Gallows Corner area, use the M25 for the M11 or A13 to complete your journey.
  • Plan ahead, leave more time for your journey, travel outside of peak times when possible and check before you travel.
Until Sunday 22 June
Silvertown Tunnel From 22:00 until 05:00 on weekdays and until 06:00 on weekends between Friday 30 May and Sunday 22 June, Silvertown Tunnel will experience the following overnight closures:
  • Southbound only – Friday 30 May to Tuesday 3 June, Wednesday 18 June
  • Northbound only – Thursday 5 June
  • Both directions – Wednesday 4 June, Friday 6 to Sunday 8 June, Friday 13 to Sunday 15 June, Friday 20 to Sunday 22 June
  • During the southbound-only closures, buses will be diverted via the Blackwall Tunnel.
  • During the closures northbound and in both directions, bus route 129 will operate a split service, terminating at both Canning Town and North Greenwich, while SL4 will only run between Grove Park and North Greenwich south of the river. Use Tube services or bus route 108 to complete your journey across the river.
Until mid-June
Gallows Corner
  • There will be a series of temporary lane closures in place at Gallows Corner junction on the A127 Southend Arterial Road and A12 Eastern Avenue, approaching and leaving the roundabout. This will reduce the road from two lanes to one.
  • During this period all routes will remain open, including the Gallows Corner flyover, and temporary footway diversions will be in place.
  • Approach roads and local roads will be very busy during the works. Significant queues and delays are expected. Journeys made before 07:30 and after 19:00 may experience less disruption.
  • This is the first step of works to renew and strengthen the ageing Gallows Corner flyover so the major structure can continue to serve Londoners reliably.
  • From mid-June until September, Gallows Corner Junction – both roundabout and flyover – will be closed to all traffic except emergency vehicles and buses for flyover replacement works. There will be local diversion routes for traffic and temporary walking route diversions in place.
Until summer 2025
A40 Westway
  • Every weekend until summer 2025, the A40 Westway will be closed westbound between Marylebone Flyover and the Westway Roundabout. The closure takes place at weekends only from 22:00 on Fridays to 05:00 on Mondays. This is while we carry out critical safety improvements.
  • Additionally, from Monday 28 April until late May, the A40 will be reduced to two lanes eastbound, just west of the Hanger Lane gyratory between Rydal Crescent and Alperton Lane. This lane restriction will be in effect 24/7 for power supply works by an external company.
Until mid-December 2025
Lambeth Bridge
  • Until Friday 7 February, Lambeth Bridge will be closed to all motorised vehicles and cyclists between 21:30 and 05:00 each night.
  • From Friday 7 until Monday 10 February, Lambeth Bridge will be closed to all motorised vehicles and cyclists all day in both directions.
  • From Monday 10 February until mid-December 2025, Lambeth Bridge will be closed eastbound (towards Lambeth) between 05:00 and 21:30 each day. Segregated cycle lanes will be in place and westbound traffic (towards Westminster) will be unaffected.
  • For journeys towards Lambeth, bus routes 3, N3 and C10 will be diverted via Vauxhall Bridge and Westminster Bridge. Bus routes 77, 87, 344 and N87 are likely to be affected by increased levels of traffic near Lambeth Bridge. Journeys on these routes may take longer than usual.
  • Pedestrians will still be able to use the bridge to cross the river during the closures.
  • Use alternative river crossings. This is part of safety improvement works to replace the unsignalised roundabouts at either end of Lambeth Bridge with signal-controlled junctions.

Santander Cycles

The following docking stations will be closed this weekend:

  • Concert Hall Approach, Waterloo
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