London Strikes – November 2022

National rail strikes suspended

National rail strikes planned for Saturday 5, Sunday 7 and Wednesday 9 November have been suspended.

However, due to short notice, national rail and some TfL services will still be disrupted.

The planned strike action on Thursday 10 November is still going ahead and will affect the entire London Underground network. London Overground and DLR services may be subject to last minute changes, including non-stopping at some stations shared with London Underground.

Saturday 5 November

There will be disruption to national rail and some TfL services that share track with Network Rail.

This includes changes to Elizabeth line services.

West (Paddington-Reading/Heathrow)

Central (Paddington-Abbey Wood)

East (Liverpool Street-Shenfield)

Very limited service between Paddington and Heathrow/Reading
Heathrow service only running to Terminal 4
Trains terminate at Paddington

Before 17:00: normal service
After 17:00: reduced service

Very limited service Liverpool Street-Shenfield
Trains terminate at Liverpool Street

Thursday 10 November – Tube strikes

There are strikes planned on the Tube. There will be limited or no Tube services running.

Tube

There will be limited or no services running
Avoid travelling on the Tube

London Overground

Services may be subject to last minute changes, including non stopping at some stations shared with London Underground
Services may be extremely busy

Elizabeth line

Elizabeth line services from Reading, Heathrow, and Shenfield will connect with the central tunnels of the line
Services may be extremely busy

Trams

There will be a reduced service
Services may be extremely busy

DLR

Services may be subject to last minute changes, including non stopping at some stations shared with London Underground

Friday 11 November

Disruption will continue until around 08:00 on services that were affected by Thursday’s strikes.

Source: Transport for London