Passengers on London's Elizabeth Line are facing significant disruption throughout the remainder of November due to a series of planned engineering works. Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed multiple closures across its network, including 11 separate interruptions to the Elizabeth line service this month.
Key November Service Changes
The most substantial disruption for Elizabeth Line passengers is scheduled for Sunday, November 23. On this date, no service will run between Liverpool Street (National Rail platforms) and Whitechapel to Shenfield. This closure is a result of Network Rail engineering works and will be in effect all day.
Further disruptions are planned for the end of the month. On Sunday, November 30, passengers will encounter a trio of service changes:
- No service from Paddington to Ealing Broadway until 7:45 AM.
- Trains will not stop at Woolwich until 10:00 AM.
- A reduced service will be in operation between Paddington and Maidenhead, including to Heathrow Terminal 4.
These works are part of broader TfL network maintenance, which also affects the Mildmay line and the DLR, the latter facing suspensions on most weekends.
Travel Advice and Alternative Routes
To help passengers complete their journeys, TfL will be running replacement bus services. Service C will operate between Stratford and Romford, while Service D will run from Newbury Park to Shenfield via Chadwell Heath.
A TfL spokesperson stated: "Please check before you travel and allow extra time for your journey. Use the TfL Go app or our Journey Planner for the latest travel updates and alternative routes. We are sorry for any disruption this may cause to your journey."
Commuters are strongly advised to plan ahead, as these essential maintenance works are likely to cause considerable delays and require changes to usual travel routines across the capital.
