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London · 9 November 2026 · timeout.com

Only Great George Street closed all day for Remembrance Sunday march

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Time Out London says disruption around the Whitehall Cenotaph march will be minimal, with Great George Street the only road closed to the public all day. Nearby tube stations are expected to be busy, and some Overground and Underground closures apply.

Time Out London reports on road closures in central London for Remembrance Sunday, when the national memorial service and the Cenotaph Remembrance Sunday March take place in Whitehall this weekend.

According to the article, more than 10,000 people will take part in the parade down Whitehall. They include members of the royal family, politicians, veterans and serving military personnel. Thousands of members of the public are also expected to watch from the sidelines. Parades, services and wreath-laying ceremonies will take place across the capital, and the article says millions of people will gather to honour military personnel across Britain and the Commonwealth.

Time Out says disruption should be minimal. The only road it names as closed to the public all day for the Cenotaph march is Great George Street. The public can reach Victoria Street and St James's Park via Storey's Gate instead.

For people travelling to Whitehall to watch, the article advises that surrounding tube stations are expected to be particularly busy before and after the service. It also notes there will be some closures across the Overground and Underground, and it points readers to its full guide to the 2026 march.

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