Published
Wed, Aug 12, 2015, 13:49
- The projected September 12th start date is being pushed back, the BBC reports.
The start of London's all-night tube service is likely to be delayed.
The September 12th launch date set for the 24-hour weekend Night Tube service won't be achieved, according to a BBC report. The tube union has been at loggerheads with London Underground over the terms of the nighttime service for train drivers. There have been two strikes, one on July 8th and a second on August 6th, with further strikes planned on August 25th and 27th.
Once it begins, the 24-hour weekend service, which includes the Jubilee, Victoria, Northern, Piccadilly and Central lines, is likely to provide a boost to London's club scene. You can take a look at the Night Tube map here.