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Date: Thu, 20 Aug 2015 15:05:16 +0200
From: Transport_for_London@info.tfl.gov.uk
To: georgeokello_8@hotmail.com
Subject: Important Tube strikes update
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Dear Mr Okelld,
Certain Tube trade unions have announced strike action for next week.
If the strikes go ahead, Tube services will be severely affected
between Tuesday 25 and Friday 28 August.
The best way to find out what Tube services are running during the
strikes will be our real-time travel tools at tfl.gov.uk and by
following @TfLTravelAlerts, @TfLTrafficNews and @TfLBusAlerts on
Twitter. You can also visit tfl.gov.uk/tube-strike
Staff on the bus network, DLR, London Overground, TfL Rail, tram,
Emirates Air Line, Santander Cycles and River services will not be on
strike. These services will operate as normal, but they will be much
busier than usual and customers are strongly advised, if possible, to
travel outside the morning and evening peaks.
Tuesday 25 August
Tube services will run as normal for most of the day but will stop
running at around 18:30, so please complete your Tube journey by this
time and travel earlier if possible. Tube services are expected to be
exceptionally busy between 16:30 and 18:30.
Wednesday 26 August
We will run as many Tube services as possible according to how many
staff sign onto their shifts. However, most Tube services are unlikely
to run at all and those that do run may only serve some stations, and
may only run for part of the day. Please check our website and Twitter
accounts for updates on what is running. Extra bus and river services
will run, but all other public transport services and roads will be
much busier than usual. Please travel outside the morning and evening
peaks if you can.
Thursday 27 August
Tube services will run as normal for most of the day but will stop
running at around 18:30, so please complete your Tube journey by this
time and travel earlier if possible. Tube services are expected to be
exceptionally busy between 16:30 and 18:30.
Friday 28 August
We will run as many Tube services as possible according to how many
staff sign onto their shifts. However, most Tube services are unlikely
to run at all and those that do run may only serve some stations, and
may only run for part of the day. Please check our website and Twitter
accounts for updates on what is running. Extra bus and river services
will run, but all other public transport services and roads will be
much busier than usual. Please travel outside the morning and evening
peaks if you can.
Saturday 29 August
Tube services will run as normal and planned engineering works are
expected to go ahead.
Buses do not accept cash. Please use contactless payment or Oyster.
Contactless is the same fare as Oyster. You can top up your Oyster pay
as you go credit or buy Travelcards and bus & tram passes at around
4,000 shops across London. For the locations of these, please visit
tfl.gov.uk/ticketstopfinder
We are carrying out a short 2 question survey on this email and we
would welcome your views. To participate, please click the box below.
To give feedback on this email,
please click here
Yours sincerely,
Nick Brown
Managing Director, London Underground
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Date: Thu, 20 Aug 2015 15:05:16 +0200
From: Transport_for_London@info.tfl.gov.uk
To: georgeokello_8@hotmail.com
Subject: Important Tube strikes update
TFL
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Tube
Dear Mr Okelld,
Certain Tube trade unions have announced strike action for next week.
If the strikes go ahead, Tube services will be severely affected
between Tuesday 25 and Friday 28 August.
The best way to find out what Tube services are running during the
strikes will be our real-time travel tools at tfl.gov.uk and by
following @TfLTravelAlerts, @TfLTrafficNews and @TfLBusAlerts on
Twitter. You can also visit tfl.gov.uk/tube-strike
Staff on the bus network, DLR, London Overground, TfL Rail, tram,
Emirates Air Line, Santander Cycles and River services will not be on
strike. These services will operate as normal, but they will be much
busier than usual and customers are strongly advised, if possible, to
travel outside the morning and evening peaks.
Tuesday 25 August
Tube services will run as normal for most of the day but will stop
running at around 18:30, so please complete your Tube journey by this
time and travel earlier if possible. Tube services are expected to be
exceptionally busy between 16:30 and 18:30.
Wednesday 26 August
We will run as many Tube services as possible according to how many
staff sign onto their shifts. However, most Tube services are unlikely
to run at all and those that do run may only serve some stations, and
may only run for part of the day. Please check our website and Twitter
accounts for updates on what is running. Extra bus and river services
will run, but all other public transport services and roads will be
much busier than usual. Please travel outside the morning and evening
peaks if you can.
Thursday 27 August
Tube services will run as normal for most of the day but will stop
running at around 18:30, so please complete your Tube journey by this
time and travel earlier if possible. Tube services are expected to be
exceptionally busy between 16:30 and 18:30.
Friday 28 August
We will run as many Tube services as possible according to how many
staff sign onto their shifts. However, most Tube services are unlikely
to run at all and those that do run may only serve some stations, and
may only run for part of the day. Please check our website and Twitter
accounts for updates on what is running. Extra bus and river services
will run, but all other public transport services and roads will be
much busier than usual. Please travel outside the morning and evening
peaks if you can.
Saturday 29 August
Tube services will run as normal and planned engineering works are
expected to go ahead.
Buses do not accept cash. Please use contactless payment or Oyster.
Contactless is the same fare as Oyster. You can top up your Oyster pay
as you go credit or buy Travelcards and bus & tram passes at around
4,000 shops across London. For the locations of these, please visit
tfl.gov.uk/ticketstopfinder
We are carrying out a short 2 question survey on this email and we
would welcome your views. To participate, please click the box below.
To give feedback on this email,
please click here
Yours sincerely,
Nick Brown
Managing Director, London Underground
These are our customer service updates about getting around London. To
unsubscribe, please click here
Email sign up
Social Media
Fares & Payments
Maps
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Transport for London.
Any unauthorised usage will infringe that copyright. © Transport for London
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