as was previously announced on the train strike thread by isn31c
ALL LINES of London Underground will strike on Wednesday 15th of March. TfL does not expect ANY service across the tube lines that day, and a late start the following day.
If you will be in London that day expect significant disruption, much busier buses and much busier on trains, but 14 train companies will be on strike on the 16th and winding down on the 15th.
Expect delays and using plan B, C, or D. Best is not to be in London on the 15th or be somewhere that you can walk.
From the TfL strike page https://tfl.gov.uk/campaign/strikes :
Wednesday 15 March
A Tube strike is planned on Wednesday 15 March.
If it goes ahead, no service is expected on the Tube network. If you need to travel, allow more time for your journey.
Check before you travel.
Elizabeth line, London Overground, DLR and Tram services will be much busier than normal and queuing systems may be in place. These services are expected to run as normal, but the closure of Tube stations may mean some services will be unable to stop at all stations or run to their normal destination.
Buses will run as normal.
Services on 14 March will run as normal but services on 16 March will be disrupted in the morning.
Thursday 16 March
National rail strikes are planned on Thursday 16 March.
These strikes will affect the London Overground and Elizabeth line, plus some parts of the Bakerloo and District lines.
Tube services will also start later than normal due to strike action the previous day.
Check before you travel for the latest information
London Overground
There will be reduced services across London Overground.
Tube
These sections of line will be affected by the national rail strike:
The Bakerloo line between Queens Park and Harrow & Wealdstone
The District line between: Wimbledon and Parson's Green and Richmond and Turnham Green
Tube services will also start later than normal due to strike action the previous day. Check before you travel for the latest information.
Elizabeth line
There will be reduced services on the Elizabeth line.