Only Great George Street closed all day for Remembrance Sunday march

Time Out London reports that this weekend's national memorial service in Whitehall should cause little disruption to travel in central London. Millions of people are expected to honour military personnel across Britain and the Commonwealth, with parades, services and wreath-laying ceremonies taking place across the capital. The largest event is the Cenotaph Remembrance Sunday March.

More than 10,000 people will take part in the parade down Whitehall, among them 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 and pay their respects.

Although a large occasion needs some roads to be blocked, the article says the impact will be small. The only road closed to the public all day for the march is Great George Street. People who need to reach Victoria Street and St James's Park can do so by using Storey's Gate instead.

Anyone travelling to Whitehall to watch the parade is told to expect particularly busy tube stations nearby, both before and after the service. There will also be some closures on the Overground and Underground networks that travellers should watch out for. Time Out also links to a fuller guide to the London Cenotaph Remembrance Sunday March 2026.