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Current disruptions (2)

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Tram

Part Closure

LONDON TRAMS: From Thursday 6 until Sunday 30 August, no service between Arena and Elmers End at certain times. On Mondays to Fridays, no service before 0700 and after 1930, on Saturdays, no service before 0800 and after 1845, and on Sundays, no service for the whole day.

View detailed status, reliability charts and station-level information on the Tram line page.

Mildmay

Part Closure

MILDMAY LINE: Monday 10, Tuesday 11, Wednesday 12 and Thursday 13 August, after 2345 each evening, no westbound service from Camden Road to Willesden Junction. The 2359 and 0015 services from Stratford will terminate at Camden Road. Use London Overground services from Euston to Willesden Junction, Northern line from Camden Town, or local bus routes 1, 24, 46 88 and 214 from Camden Road / Camden Town.

View detailed status, reliability charts and station-level information on the Mildmay line page.

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Good service

18 lines

This week's performance

Most reliable this week

Liberty — 100.0%

Waterloo & City — 98.4%

Most disrupted this week

Tram — 13.1%

Central — 57.3%

For full reliability analysis, trends, and rankings across all lines, see the network reliability dashboard.

Looking for station-level disruptions? See the live station closures tracker for real-time closure data across all stations.

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