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Getting around9 lines with updates
DistrictDLRHammersmith & CityMetropolitanMildmayNorthernSuffragetteWaterloo & CityWindrushService details +
BakerlooGood Service
Good Service
CentralGood Service
Good Service
CircleGood Service
Good Service
DistrictPart Suspended
District Line: No service between Earl's Court and Kensington (Olympia) due to train cancellations. Tickets are being accepted on London Buses. GOOD SERVICE on the rest of the line.
DLRPart Closure
DOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY: Sunday 15 November, no service between Shadwell and Tower Gateway.
Elizabeth lineGood Service
Good Service
Hammersmith & CityPart Closure
HAMMERSMITH & CITY LINE: Sunday 15 November, between 1000 and 1800, no service between Plaistow and Barking. Please use DISTRICT LINE services.
JubileeGood Service
Good Service
LibertyGood Service
Good Service
LionessGood Service
Good Service
MetropolitanMinor Delays
Metropolitan Line: Minor delays between Harrow-on-the-Hill and Uxbridge / Watford / Chesham / Amersham due to train cancellations. GOOD SERVICE on the rest of the line.
MildmayPart Closure
MILDMAY LINE: Sunday 15 November, no service between Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction. There will also be no SOUTHERN services between Watford Junction and Clapham Junction at these times. Please use local London Buses connections.
NorthernPart Closure
NORTHERN LINE: From 0530 Sunday 15 November, no service between Euston (Bank Branch) / Charing Cross and Morden / Battersea Power Station. Replacement bus services operate.
PiccadillyGood Service
Good Service
SuffragettePlanned Closure
SUFFRAGETTE LINE: Sunday 15 November, until 1315, no service between Gospel Oak and Barking Riverside. Use VICTORIA LINE connections between Seven Sisters (for South Tottenham), Blackhorse Road and Walthamstow Central, and local London Buses services between Barking and Barking Riverside. Replacement buses operate.
TramGood Service
Good Service
VictoriaGood Service
Good Service
Waterloo & CityPlanned Closure
Waterloo & City line: service operates 06:00 until 00:30, Monday to Friday only. There is no service on Saturdays, Sundays and on bank/public holidays.
Waterloo and City Line: Service will resume at 06:00 on Monday.
WeaverGood Service
Good Service
WindrushPart Closure
WINDRUSH LINE: Sunday 15 November, no service between New Cross Gate and West Croydon / Crystal Palace. Rail replacement buses will run as follows: New Cross Gate - Brockley - Honor Oak Park - Forest Hill - Sydenham - Crystal Palace. Tickets will be accepted on Southern Railway services between Crystal Palace and East Croydon via Norwood Junction. Alternatively, customers may use local buses or trams via any reasonable route.
Windrush Line: No service between Surrey Quays and New Cross Gate while we help a person taken ill on a train. NO SERVICE between New Cross Gate to Crystal Palace and West Croydon due to planned engineering works. GOOD SERVICE on the rest of the line.
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