#bakerloo-line

#bakerloo-line

Signage along central London Bakerloo line stations are being rebranded as "Bakerl0.0" and "Waterl0.0" as part of an advertising campaign by Heineken to promote its zero alcohol products. Emma Vogelmann from Transport for All said getting around London with confidence and ease depended on having "consistent, recognisable information across the Tube network". Transport for London (TfL) said advertising campaigns provide additional funding and are "fully assessed to ensure they do not impact services, staff or customers".

There will be no service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone on the Bakerloo line all day while TfL deal with an operational incident in the depot. Meanwhile, a signal failure at Turnham Green means the District line is currently part suspended and running with delays. Customers are advised to allow extra time for their journeys and check for the latest updates as services return to normal. Follow the latest updates below...

Whatever you're up to in London over the coming days, you'll likely need public transport to get you there - and so you'll want to know which lines are running, and which aren't. Between November 28 and 30 there is rather a bit of planned transport disruption to be aware of, including closures on the Northern, Bakerloo and Elizabeth lines.

Whatever you're up to in the capital on the coming days, the likelihood is you'll need to use public transport to get you there. And there's a lot to know about when it comes to disruption on TfL services this weekend, with significant disruption on the Bakerloo, Circle and District lines, and various Overground services. Here's what you need to know to navigate the city stress-free.

A man is in hospital after a casualty was reported on the tracks at Piccadilly Circus station. Police were called to the Underground station just before 2pm today.