When are London Tube strikes and affected lines?

London Tube strikes: dates and likely disruption

This week’s disruption is driven by two 24-hour London Underground strike actions. Coverage indicates that significant parts of the network may be suspended or heavily disrupted, and that major lines including Circle and Waterloo & City were named among those hit in the broader disruption update.

What travelers should plan for

• Expect service gaps across central London on the strike dates.
• If your route depends on the Tube, plan alternate transport and build extra time for delays.

Lines explicitly mentioned

• Circle line
• Waterloo & City line

Why it’s important

Tube strikes can affect not just daily commuting but also visitors’ plans—transfers, hotel arrivals, and connections to rail or airports can all be impacted if Underground services are suspended.

What’s missing

The coverage references multiple strike-related updates, but it doesn’t provide a complete, line-by-line timetable in the excerpt available here. The safest approach is to check the latest Transport for London updates the day before and again on the morning of travel.

Overall, treat the strikes as days to route around the Tube, especially if you’re traveling between neighborhoods where Underground changes would usually be the fastest option.