Forthcoming Disruption on Public Transport

Tubes and trains services affected by engineering work

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Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 November

Engineering work is taking place between Clapham Junction and Willesden Junction, closing all lines.

As a result, no Southern trains will run between Clapham Junction and Watford Junction / Milton Keynes Central.

Sunday 14 November

Altered train services and buses replace trains between Clapham Junction, Twickenham and Kew Bridge. The lines in the Barnes area will be closed all day for maintenance work.

London Waterloo to Reading services will be diverted between Clapham Junction and Twickenham and will call additionally at Wimbledon and Kingston.
An hourly service will run between London Waterloo and Windsor. This service will be diverted between Clapham Junction and Twickenham calling at all stations via Kingston.
An hourly service will run between Richmond and Windsor.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction and Twickenham via Richmond.
London Waterloo to London Waterloo via Kingston services will only run between Kingston and Richmond.
London Waterloo to Woking via Staines services will start from Kew Bridge.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction and Kew Bridge.
The afternoon and evening London Waterloo to Kingston via Hounslow services will not run.

Sunday 28 November

Altered train services and buses replace trains between Clapham Junction and Wimbledon. Some lines between Clapham Junction and Wimbledon will be closed all day for maintenance work.

Services will not be able to call at Earlsfield.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction, Earlsfield and Wimbledon.
A revised service will run between London Waterloo and Guildford via Cobham.

Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 December

The lines in the Barnes area will be closed all weekend due to maintenance work.

Saturday

A revised service will run between London Waterloo and Reading. These services will be diverted between Clapham Junction and Twickenham and will call additionally at Kingston.
A revised service will run between London Waterloo and Windsor. These services will be diverted between Clapham Junction and Twickenham and will call additionally at all stations between Clapham Junction and Twickenham via Wimbledon and Kingston.
A revised service will run between London Waterloo and Shepperton via Wimbledon and Kingston.
London Waterloo to London Waterloo via Wimbledon and Kingston services will run between Kingston and Richmond.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction and Twickenham via Richmond.
London Waterloo to Weybridge via Hounslow services will start from Kew Bridge.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction and Kew Bridge.

Sunday

A revised service will run between London Waterloo and Reading. These services will be diverted between Clapham Junction and Twickenham and will call additionally at Wimbledon and Kingston.
A revised service will run between London Waterloo and Windsor. An hourly service will run between London Waterloo and Windsor and will be diverted between Clapham Junction and Twickenham. These services will call additionally at all stations between Clapham Junction and Twickenham via Wimbledon and Kingston.
An hourly service will run between Richmond and Windsor calling at all stations.
London Waterloo to London Waterloo via Wimbledon and Kingston services will run between Kingston and Richmond.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction and Twickenham via Richmond.
London Waterloo to Woking via Staines services will start from Kew Bridge.
Buses will run between Clapham Junction and Kew Bridge.
The afternoon and evening London Waterloo to Kingston via Hounslow services will not run.
London Waterloo to Guildford via Woking services will be revised and will call additionally at Raynes Park.

No planned engineering works

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Forthcoming Disruption on Public Transport

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