New Years Eve travel

Do London Underground trains run right through the night or stop at 4:30am?
The way the they were mentioned on LBC it sounded like they were only
running until 4:30am?

<craig.richmond@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:q71ej.44745$wD5.17117@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
> Do London Underground trains run right through the night or stop at
> 4:30am? The way the they were mentioned on LBC it sounded like they were
> only running until 4:30am?
>

Run all night

In message <q71ej.44745$wD5.17117@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net>,
craig.richmond@virgin.net writes

>Do London Underground trains run right through the night or stop at
>4:30am?

They run right through the night. Its the FREE travel (which starts at
11.45pm) that ends at 4.30am. Full details (including certain station
closures) on the TfL website.
--
Paul Terry

In message <6K2ej.22575$1j1.652@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net>,
craig.richmond@virgin.net writes

>Thanks. How far apart are they likely to run? I know its a vague
>question to answer. Is it about every 20 mins?

Its an intensive service until 5.00am. For instance, Piccadilly line to
Heathrow is every four minutes through the night.

After 5.00am, it is every 15 minutes in the central area and every 30
minutes on the branches.

Check the TfL leaflet for details of station closures (and remember that
there are often more closures if there are very large crowds, as happens
in some areas, especially in the hour or so after midnight).
--
Paul Terry