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Major Upgrades to Close Piccadilly Line Between Wood Green and Cockfosters for Two Weeks

by Alice
Piccadilly Line

The Piccadilly line segment between Wood Green and Cockfosters will be shut down for two weeks starting Saturday, August 17, through Saturday, September 1. This temporary closure is to facilitate significant upgrades aimed at improving the line’s infrastructure.

Service Disruption and Alternatives

During this period, there will be no Tube services at Cockfosters, Oakwood, Southgate, Arnos Grove, or Bounds Green stations. Instead, Transport for London (TfL) has arranged for rail replacement buses to serve these stations. Commuters traveling into central London can also opt for buses to nearby alternative stations, including Northern line stations between High Barnet and East Finchley and London Overground stations between Enfield Town and Bruce Grove.

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Additionally, there will be no Piccadilly line service between King’s Cross and Cockfosters from midnight on Friday, August 16, until 6 a.m. the following morning. Trains between Rayners Lane and Uxbridge will also be suspended for the duration of the closure.

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Impact on Travelers

The shutdown will lead to reduced services on other sections of the Piccadilly line. Passengers heading to Heathrow Terminal 4 are advised to consider using the Elizabeth line as an alternative route during this period. TfL has provided detailed information and travel advice on its website to help commuters navigate the disruptions.

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Other Tube Line Closures

The Piccadilly line is not the only one affected by closures this year. A Northern line station that closed earlier will remain shut until the end of the year, and another Tube station has been closed for six months. The District line will also face partial closures on weekends until October.

Positive Developments on the Underground

Despite these disruptions, there have been some positive updates for London Underground users. Many stations now offer 4G and 5G network coverage, enhancing connectivity for commuters. Additionally, Tube stations are now available for private hire, including parties, and Waterloo station features a new ‘audio artwork’ installation, offering a unique cultural experience.

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