LONDON UNDERGROUND AND DLR

Last Tube and DLR times in London

First and last scheduled trains at London Underground and DLR stations, by line, direction and night, with the Night Tube where the timetable shows trains running through the night. These are Transport for London’s published timetables, not live running, and they don’t include Elizabeth line or London Overground times yet.

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Lines

Bakerloo line
Between Elephant & Castle and Harrow & Wealdstone
No Night Tube
Central line
Trains to Ealing Broadway, Epping, Hainault and West Ruislip
TfL lists Night Tube routes on this line
Circle line
Between Edgware Road (Circle Line) and Hammersmith
No Night Tube
District line
Trains to Ealing Broadway, Edgware Road (Circle Line), Kensington (Olympia), Richmond, Upminster and Wimbledon
No Night Tube
Hammersmith & City line
Between Barking and Hammersmith
No Night Tube
Jubilee line
Between Stanmore and Stratford
TfL lists Night Tube routes on this line
Metropolitan line
Trains to Aldgate, Amersham, Chesham, Uxbridge and Watford
No Night Tube
Northern line
Trains to Battersea Power Station, Edgware, High Barnet, Mill Hill East and Morden
TfL lists Night Tube routes on this line
Piccadilly line
Trains to Cockfosters, Heathrow Airport Terminal 4, Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 and Uxbridge
TfL lists Night Tube routes on this line
Victoria line
Between Brixton and Walthamstow Central
TfL lists Night Tube routes on this line
Waterloo & City line
Between Bank and Waterloo
No Night Tube
DLR
Trains to Bank, Beckton, Canary Wharf, Lewisham, Stratford, Stratford International, Tower Gateway and Woolwich Arsenal
No Night service recorded

Night Tube

TfL lists Night Tube routes on the Central line, the Jubilee line, the Northern line, the Piccadilly line and the Victoria line, on part or all of each line. Whether trains run through the night at a station, and on which nights, is read from that station’s own timetable and shown on its page; otherwise the page shows the last scheduled train.

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London event venues

Going to an event at one of these venues? Each venue page explains the journey from there to your train and lists upcoming events.

What these times mean

They come from Transport for London’s published timetable. They are scheduled times, not live service status.
Each column is a night’s service. Friday’s trains can run after midnight into Saturday morning, so a Friday time of 00:59 is still Friday night’s.
A last train here is the last scheduled departure from this station for the destination shown. Another destination or route may run later.
Public-holiday services can differ from the normal weekly timetable. Check TfL for the date you’re travelling.
Engineering works and closures can change the service on the day. Check TfL before you travel.
Make the Train’s answer for your own event and journey home is separate: it starts from when you will really be ready at the station.

About this information

Scheduled times from Transport for London's published timetable, last checked 7 October 2026. Not live: check TfL for today's service before you set off.

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