Dear tiredbees,

I am writing to share our provisional for what we will run on each line during the planned by the .

Travel advice

If the goes ahead, Tube services will be affected from:
• Around 21:00 on Monday 28 and throughout the whole of 29 and 30 April
• Around 21:00 on Monday 5 May and throughout the whole of Tuesday 6, Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 May

We will run as many trains as we can but there will be disruption, with some stations closed. Last trains will be earlier than usual on strike days.

The DLR, London Overground, and other rail services will operate normally but will busy. We will enhance our bus and river services on key routes. The 'Nearby' feature on our new website gives you a map of all our services in your vicinity, such as bus stops and river piers as well as live information on departure times. Cycling or walking may be an option for shorter journeys.

To see what services we will try to run by Tube line, during next week's strikes, please click here

A reduced Heathrow Express service will run on Tuesday 29 April and Wednesday 30 April due to separate strike action by the RMT.

Future of the Tube

The improvements we are proposing will mean more staff than ever visible and available in all areas of stations to help customers buy tickets and plan journeys, just like during the London 2012 Games.

For details, including your questions answered about ticket offices and how we're supporting our staff through change, please visit .gov.uk/futuretube

We will work hard to minimise the disruption this action by the RMT will cause you.
Yours sincerely,

Mike Brown
Managing Director
London Underground

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