Thank you. We will continue to urge the RMT union to work with us to help shape the future of your Tube. Unfortunately, at this point the RMT union have further action planned next week.
Travel advice
We were able to run over 50% of services this week and we aim to run an even better service should the strike go ahead next week. Tube services will be affected from around 21:30 on Monday 5 May and throughout the whole of Tuesday 6, Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 May.
On all strike days, including Thursday, first trains will be from about 07:00 and last trains will be earlier than usual. Some stations will be closed, although we had 80% of stations open this week. Services will not return to normal until Friday morning.
To help keep traffic flowing, we will be delaying or curtailing road works on major London roads where possible. The Congestion Charge will remain in operation. Roads may be busier than usual.
For the latest updates, please visit
We were able to run over 50% of services this week and we aim to run an even better service should the strike go ahead next week. Tube services will be affected from around 21:30 on Monday 5 May and throughout the whole of Tuesday 6, Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 May.
On all strike days, including Thursday, first trains will be from about 07:00 and last trains will be earlier than usual. Some stations will be closed, although we had 80% of stations open this week. Services will not return to normal until Friday morning.
To help keep traffic flowing, we will be delaying or curtailing road works on major London roads where possible. The Congestion Charge will remain in operation. Roads may be busier than usual.
For the latest updates, please visit
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