Transport for London to close 40 stations

Friday, March 20, 2020

 The number of confirmed cases for coronavirus has soared and according to the World Health Organisation’s latest report on March 18, there are currently 19,127 confirmed cases of Covid-19.

The Transport for London (TfL) will be closing up to 40 stations that do not interchange with other lines across the entire network from Thursday March 19.

The passengers are advised to check the status updates on the the TfL website while the stations that will remain closed each day might vary.

From Friday, March 20 there will be no Waterloo & City  and the Night Tube will not run until further notice. With fewer services the London buses will still be operating overnight.

During the lockdown period these stations will be closed.

Bakerloo Line – Lambeth North, Regents Park, Warwick Avenue, Kilburn Park, Charing Cross

Central Line – Holland Park, Queensway, Lancaster Gate, Chancery Lane, Redbridge
Circle Line – Line – Holland Park, Queensway, Lancaster Gate, Chancery La
Bayswater, Great Portland Street, Barbican

District Line -Bow Road, Stepney Green, Mansion House, Temple, St James’s Park, Gloucester Road

Jubilee Line -Swiss Cottage, St John’s Wood, Bermondsey, Southwark

Northern Line -Tuffnell Park, Chalk Farm, Mornington Crescent, Goodge Street, Borough, Clapham South, Tooting Bec, South Wimbledon, Hampstead

Piccadilly Line -Caledonian Road, Arsenal, Covent Garden, Hyde Park Corner, Bounds Green, Manor House

Victoria Line -Pimlico, Blackhorse Road

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