London Underground stations likely to be affected by coronavirus shutdown - and those already closed

Transport for London said it will run a reduced service in the capital from Thursday.

It said the plans were designed to allow critical workers to make essential journeys and will see up to 40 stations which do not interchange with other lines closed on the Tube network.

Buses in the capital will be reduced and people are being urged "not to use public transport for anything other than essential journeys" and the Waterloo and City line and Night Tube services will not run from Friday.

Stations which could be affected include:

  • Bakerloo line: Lambeth North, Regents Park, Warwick Avenue, Kilburn Park, Charing Cross

  • Central line: Holland Park, Queensway, Lancaster Gate, Chancery Lane, Redbridge

  • Circle line: Bayswater, Great Portland Street

  • District line: Stepney Green, Mansion House, Temple, St James's Park, Gloucester Road

  • Jubilee line: Swiss Cottage, St John's Wood, Bermondsey, Southwark

  • Northern line: Tuffnell Park, Chalk Farm, Mornington Crescent, Clapham South, Tooting Bec, South Wimbledon

  • Piccadilly line: Caledonian Road, Hyde Park Corner

  • Victoria line: Pimlico, Blackhorse Road

Stations which are already closed this morning:

  • Arsenal

  • Barbican

  • Borough

  • Bounds Green

  • Bow Road

  • Covent Garden

  • Goodge Street

  • Hampstead

  • Manor House