Two day strikes, on Friday 19th and Monday 22nd of September a few London bus lines may be affected by a strike.
Bus services in south west London operated by London United are expected to be severely disrupted and some services may not run.
Some bus routes into central London, including the 9/N9, 10, 94, 148 and C1 are expected to be affected.
These are limited and other lines will pick up those passengers.
This is the official announcement from "Transport for London":
Potential 24-hour bus strikes
The Unite union have called two 24-hour strikes on London United bus services. If the strikes go ahead, they will be on the following dates:
• On Friday 19 September, from 00:01 until 23:59. Night bus services in the early hours of Saturday will also be affected; daytime buses on Saturday are then expected to run as normal
• On Monday 22 September, from 00:01 until 23:59. Night bus services in the early hours of Tuesday morning will also be affected; daytime buses on Tuesday are then expected to run as normal
Buses are expected to be affected as follows:
• Bus services in south west London operated by London United are expected to be severely disrupted and some services may not run
• Some bus routes into central London, including the 9/N9, 10, 94, 148 and C1 are expected to be affected
Tube, DLR, London Overground and London Tramlink will operate normally but will be busier than usual. You may wish to consider cycling, if possible; walking may be an option for shorter journeys.
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First strike cancelled
It has just been announced that the first strike (Friday 19th September) has been cancelled. The second strike (Monday 22nd September) is still "on".
Second Strike suspended
Just released, the second strike which had been called by Unite union, for Monday 22 September has now been suspended.
These services will therefore operate as normal.
