These are all the Tube stations closed under London coronavirus measures
Transport for London (TfL) took the unprecedented step of closing down 40 Tube stations today and has also shut down the Waterloo & City line.
It is also cutting services on lines such as the DLR, London Overground, trams and TfL Rail, as well as operating a Saturday-style bus service.
The drastic measure came in response to London’s coronavirus outbreak. The number of infections in the capital is rapidly increasing, hitting more than 900 yesterday.
Check below to see if your local station is still open.
Is your Tube station closed?
| Tube station | Lines served |
| Arsenal | Piccadilly |
| Barbican | Circle |
| Bayswater | Circle |
| Bermondsey | Jubilee |
| Blackhorse Road | Victoria |
| Borough | Northern |
| Bow Road | District |
| Bounds Green | Piccadilly |
| Caledonian Road | Piccadilly |
| Clapham South | Northern |
| Covent Garden | Piccadilly |
| Chalk Farm | Northern |
| Charing Cross | Bakerloo |
| Gloucester Road | District |
| Goodge Street | Northern |
| Great Portland Street | Circle |
| Hampstead | Northern |
| Holland Park | Central |
| Hyde Park Corner | Piccadilly |
| Kilburn Park | Bakerloo |
| Lambeth North | Bakerloo |
| Lancaster Gate | Central |
| Manor House | Piccadilly |
| Mansion House | District |
| Mornington Crescent | Northern |
| Pimlico | Victoria |
| Queensway | Central |
| Redbridge | Central |
| Regents Park | Bakerloo |
| St James’s Park | District |
| St John’s Wood | Jubilee |
| Southwark | Jubilee |
| South Wimbledon | Northern |
| Stepney Green | District |
| Swiss Cottage | Jubilee |
| Temple | District |
| Tooting Bec | Northern |
| Tufnell Park | Northern |
| Warwick Avenue | Bakerloo |
London lockdown?
Speculation was rife yesterday that the government would soon implement a London lockdown, keeping only essential health services, supermarkets and pharmacies open.
There has also been talk of the military being deployed to help deliver supplies.
However, Number 10 today poured cold water on the idea of a London quarantine.
The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “There are no plans to close down the transport network in London and there is zero prospect of any restrictions in place of travelling in or out of London.”
TfL’s coronavirus woes
TfL has been hit hard by increased social distancing measures.
The government has advised people to avoid all unnecessary travel and to work from home if possible.
TfL expects to lose £500m and will ask the government for financial assistance.
Conservative London Assembly member Shaun Bailey today called for TfL to extend people’s annual travelcards so they do not lose out while people are told to keep off public transport.
A mayor of London spokesperson said refunds were available for card holders.
They said: “TfL is processing Travelcard refunds for anyone who’s eligible when they get in contact and has waived its £5 admin fee for season ticket holders who want a refund.”