Four London Tube Lines Shut Weekend Affecting Major Sport Events

Transport for London has announced significant closures across four Tube lines this weekend for essential track work, with the Circle line closed until 4pm Saturday, and the District, Hammersmith & City, and Jubilee lines suspended until 11am Saturday, with some further partial closures extending into Sunday. Replacement buses will operate on many routes, and passengers are advised to use alternative Tube, London Overground, Elizabeth line, or DLR services where possible. The Metropolitan line will also be partly suspended on Sunday, affecting travel to Wembley for the National League play-off final, with TfL recommending fans use club-organized coaches. Meanwhile, incidents elsewhere have caused rail disruptions, such as a closure between Aberdeen and Dundee after a person was hit by a train, with ScotRail providing bus ticket acceptance, and an emergency incident between Huddersfield and Mirfield/Brighouse that temporarily closed all lines, causing delays of up to 60 minutes before normal service resumed. Northern and Transpennine Express have offered alternative travel options at no extra cost during the Huddersfield incident. Passengers are urged to check the TfL app or website for live updates and to plan journeys accordingly.