London Underground Weekend Closures and Service Changes

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London Underground Weekend Closures and Service Changes

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Ready for the weekend? Here’s your guide to Transport for London (TfL) service alterations running from Friday, March 13, through Sunday, March 15.

Essential engineering works will result in select stations being completely or partially shut down.

Below is a comprehensive breakdown of all scheduled modifications across the London Underground, Overground, and Elizabeth Line networks.

For real-time information, download the TfL app or check their website.

London Underground and Overground disruptions this weekend

Friday, March 13

Barons Court: Beginning Monday, January 19, and continuing through Sunday, June 7, eastbound services will bypass this station.

Saturday, March 14

Circle line: March 14 and 15 see no trains running between Hammersmith and Tower Hill, or between Edgware Road and High Street Kensington.

DLR: March 14 and 15 feature no service between West India Quay and Stratford.

Elizabeth Line: March 14 and 15 have no trains operating between Stratford and Shenfield.

Hammersmith and City line: March 14 and 15 see no service between Edgware Road and Aldgate East.

Liberty line: March 14 and 15 feature no trains between Romford and Upminster.

Metropolitan line: March 14 and 15 have no service between Baker Street and Aldgate.

Mildmay line: From 7:30pm on March 14 until noon on March 15, expect less frequent trains between Shepherds Bush and Clapham Junction, with departures every half hour.

Waterloo and City line: Service runs from 6am to 12:30am on weekdays only. Weekend and bank holiday service is suspended.

Weaver line: On March 14, after 11:15pm, no trains operate between Liverpool Street and Cheshunt, Chingford, or Enfield Town.

Sunday, March 15

Circle line: March 14 and 15 see no trains running between Hammersmith and Tower Hill, or between Edgware Road and High Street Kensington.

DLR: March 14 and 15 feature no service between West India Quay and Stratford.

Elizabeth Line: March 14 and 15 have no trains operating between Stratford and Shenfield.

On March 15, starting at 7:45am, a reduced timetable operates between Paddington and Maidenhead or Heathrow.

Hammersmith and City line: March 14 and 15 see no service between Edgware Road and Aldgate East.

Liberty line: March 14 and 15 feature no trains between Romford and Upminster.

Metropolitan line: March 14 and 15 have no service between Baker Street and Aldgate.

Mildmay line: From 7:30pm on March 14 until noon on March 15, expect less frequent trains between Shepherds Bush and Clapham Junction, with departures every half hour.

Suffragette line: On March 15, no service runs between Gospel Oak and Barking Riverside.

Waterloo and City line: Service runs from 6am to 12:30am on weekdays only. Weekend and bank holiday service is suspended.

Weaver line: On March 15, beginning at 10:15am, a reduced service is in place.

Windrush line: On March 15, no trains operate between Wandsworth Road and Clapham Junction.

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