TfL September Tube strikes 2025: Will the night Tube be affected by the TfL strikes?
Tube strikes are set to take place across London's Underground network from this weekend - But will the night Tube still be running?
If you’re going out in London this weekend, you may want to plan how you’re getting home amid the upcoming Tube strikes.
The entire London Underground network is set to be brought to a standstill at the end of the week due to mass walkouts over pay and working conditions.
Tube union RMT confirmed members would go on strike for five days in early September last month.
Over the period, Tube services are expected to be severely disrupted, with very few set to run at all.
Will the night Tube be running this weekend amid strikes?
The night tube is expected to be in service as usual on Friday (September 5) but not on Saturday (September 6) due to the start of the strikes.
Currently running on the Central, Jubilee, Northern, Piccadilly, and Victoria lines, the 24-hour weekend service typically operates from Friday to Sunday.
However, while late-night services on Saturday are expected to run as normal until midnight, the early morning Sunday (September 7) services won't be running due to the planned Tube strikes.
Tube workers will go on strike from 12am on Sunday.
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