Be sure to check the latest before travelling across London for your weekend plans as you may have to adjust timingsBank Underground station escalator

Some lines aren’t running as usual this weekend

There are various closures across TfL’s network this weekend, including on the London Undeground and Elizabeth line.

If you are travelling this weekend, it’s important to bear in mind that it could be very hot – in fact, the Met Office is forecasting highs of 29C, so best to fill up a bottle of water and carry it with you.

You can check out which Tube lines do and do not have air con here if you’d rather not take the risk at all.

The full list of closures is below:

London UndergroundPiccadilly lineSaturday June 20 to Sunday June 21 – No service between Cockfosters and Acton Town/Uxbridge, including during Friday and Saturday Night Tube

The Piccadilly line will also not be stopping at Wood Green station on Saturday – relevant for anyone travelling to Alexandra Palace.

For Heathrow Airport from Central London, please use the Elizabeth line.

South Kensington Underground tube station served by Piccadilly line, Circle and District, in London, England, UK. The station was opened on December 24, 1868. The Underground logo is changing and has the identifying station name with inscription in the sign on the platform wall. (Photo by Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

There will be closures on the Piccadilly line this weekend(Image: Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto)

London OvergroundMildmay lineSunday, June 21 – No service between Willesden Junction and RichmondWindrush lineSunday, June 21 – No service between Sydenham and West Croydon until 08:00Sunday, June 21 – No service between Wandsworth Road and Clapham Junction all dayDLRSaturday, June 20 – No service between Poplar and Beckton and between Stratford International and Woolwich ArsenalA DLR train in Canary Wharf

The DLR has some fairly major service changes on Saturday(Image: VictorHuang)

Elizabeth lineSunday, June 21 – No service between Paddington and Abbey Wood and between Whitechapel and Stratford

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