London Tube and Overground closures for 7–8 November
Written by AI from timeout.com's report. Not checked by a person.
Three Overground lines, the Mildmay, Suffragette and Windrush, face closures this weekend, with station closures on the Piccadilly, District, Northern and Elizabeth lines.
Time Out London has published its weekly guide to TfL train and tube disruption for the weekend of 7–8 November 2026. Three of the Overground's lines are affected. On the Mildmay line, there are no trains between Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction on both Saturday and Sunday. The Suffragette line has no service between South Tottenham and Barking Riverside all weekend. On the Windrush line, no trains run between Surrey Quays and Clapham Junction or Battersea Park on Sunday 8 November.
Other lines are also affected. Westbound Piccadilly and District line trains will not call at Barons Court. Burnt Oak station on the Northern line is shut all weekend. On the Elizabeth line, Acton Main Line and Hanwell stations close from 11pm on Saturday 7 November until Monday 9 November. The Waterloo and City line is closed at weekends and on bank holidays, as it always is.
The guide comes as many of London's major Guy Fawkes fireworks displays take place across 6–8 November, even though Bonfire Night itself fell on Thursday. People travelling to a display may want to check for disruption before they set out. The article also notes that eight tube strikes have been called for winter 2026/2027.
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