TfL Tube strikes March 2026: Will the night Tube still be running this weekend?
Tube strikes are set to take place across London's Underground network next week- but will the night Tube still be running?
The entire London Underground network is set to be brought to a standstill next week due to mass walkouts over the introduction of a compressed four-day working week.
Tube union RMT confirmed members would go on strike last week (March 10) as it claimed
Transport For London (TfL) intends to push ahead with plans to compress a normal working week into four days despite backlash from train operators.
RMT explained: “Members have concerns about shift lengths, unacceptable working time arrangements, transfer and allocation processes, and the potential impact on fatigue and safety.”
During the strike action Tube services are expected to be severely disrupted with very few set to run at all on the days when drivers strike.
But will the Night Tube be affected? Here’s everything London commuters need to know.
Will the night Tube be running amid the March 2026 strikes?
The upcoming Tube Strikes are planned to take place from Tuesday, March 24 to Friday March 27.
The strikes are set to end by midday on Friday meaning the night tube will not be affected.
Currently running on the Central, Jubilee, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria lines, the 24 hour weekend service usually runs from Friday to Sunday.
While continued disruption through the afternoon and evening is expected as services return to normal the night tube will be running.
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