#overground

#overground

The festive period is often a time of extensive travel disruption in London, with rail operators taking the opportunity to undertake repairs and upgrades while the city has fewer commuters. While the major closures of major stations like Waterloo and Liverpool Street are over, there is more planned disruption to watch out for over the coming days. When it comes to travel disruption, users of the Jubilee, Mildmay and DLR will be among those most impacted by planned changes to timetables.

Unexpected repairs force TfL to shut Barons Court tube station's platforms through 2026 ianVisits Apprentices join Siemens' Goole Rail Village to build London Underground trains Hull Live Gunnersbury Station has taken one tiny step forward towards getting step-free access, but there's a very long way to go before it arrives. ianVisits There will soon be an Elizabeth line train through the core section of the network every three minutes on Saturdays, as TfL prepares to increase the service. ianVisits

The DLR will be entirely shut on Friday, July 25, necessitating alternative travel arrangements into East London, with buses and the Jubilee line as options.