So there’s a ‘Walk London’ map doing the rounds on the internet today on strike day, giving suggested walking times between various places – but we’re not entirely sure that it’s accurate (or helpful!). You can’t walk from Holloway Road to Caledonian Road in 3 minutes, and then if you commuted regularly between Belsize Park and Leicester Square, you wouldn’t added up the times between the stops, because you wouldn’t walk on the street the route that the tube takes underground, you’d go in a more direct line through the back streets of London.

Still, here it is …

Courtesy of Walk London

With the unions up in arms about the Night Tube service scheduled to start in September, there is the potential of a complete tube strike on Wednesday of this week, starting in the afternoon and going on into Thursday.

If that is the case, then it’s likely ALL tube service will not run. And whilst you make think that Overground, DLR and TfL Rail service will still run – they will, but there are stations on the network that are managed by London Underground and will most likely be affected in that they won’t be open!

This could affect :  West Ham, Stratford, Canning Town, Blackhorse Road, Queens Park to Harrow and Wealdstone, Highbury, Whitechapel, Canada Water and Bank.