Trams are an vital part of South London’s transport system, carrying over 17 million passengers each year.
We are continuing to invest in the tram network to make it safer and more reliab…
KENT GATE WAY, CR0: Route 353
Route 353 will terminate at Addington Village Bus Station towards Forestdale nightly, between 22:00 and 04:00 from 23 October to 2 November 2026, due to resurfacing works.
Buses will not operate between Addington…
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Transport for London (TfL) is using this platform to share updates on construction-related activities across various work streams. The platform allows members of the public to engage with projects of interest, follow progress, and receive the latest updates.
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KENT GATE WAY, CR0: Route 353
Route 353 will terminate at Addington Village Bus Station towards Forestdale nightly, between 22:00 and 04:00 from 23 October to 2 November 2026, due to resurfacing works.
Buses will not operate between Addington…
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KENT GATE WAY, CR0:
Routes 130 & 466 are on diversion towards New Addington, nightly, between 22:00 and 04:00 from 23 October to…
Read moreKent Gateway, CRO | Route 64
Route 64 towards New Addington will be on diversion nightly between 22:00 and 04:…
Kent Gateway, CRO | Route 433
Route 433 is diverted nightly between 22:00 and 04:00 from 23 October to 2 November 2…
Read moreKent Gateway, CRO | Route 359
Route 359 will be on diversion in both directions each night from 20:00 to 05:00, between 23 Octobe…
Due to essential maintenance works, tram services will be amended on the following dates:
Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 October, and …
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Between 24 October and 6 November, we will be carrying out track replacement works near Arena Tram Stop. During this time, access to the following loc…
Read moreWe will be carrying out essential maintenance on two sections of tracks on Tamworth Road & Wellesley Road from 23:00 on Wednesday 5th August to 04:00 on Monday 31st August...
Started Wed 5 Aug 8:00 PM
Ended Mon 31 Aug 3:00 AM
🚃 Meet the Manager: Addiscombe Tram Stop
🚃 21 July 2026
🚃 16:00 - 18:00
Following the success of our previous Meet the Manager events at West Croydon and New Addington, we’re continuing our tour across the …
Read moreStarted Tue 21 Jul 3:00 PM
Ended Tue 21 Jul 5:00 PM
We will be carrying out essential maintenance on two sections of tracks on Tamworth Road & Wellesley Road from 23:00 on Wednesday 5th August to 04:00 on Monday 31st August 2026.
This work is part of our ongoing modernisation programme to improve track condi…
Read moreStarted Tue 4 Aug 11:00 PM
Ended Mon 31 Aug 4:00 AM
We will be carrying out emergency repairs to a damaged drain cover at East Croydon. The work is scheduled to take place on 10 May 2026 during engineering hours, between 01:25 and 06:10.
Tram services will not be affected by this work.
We apologise for any inc…
Read moreStarted Sun 10 May 12:25 AM
Ended Sun 10 May 5:10 AM
From 22:30 on Friday 3 April and throughout Saturday 4 April, we will be carrying out essential engineering works at Mitcham. During this time, trams will not operate between Therapia Lane an…
Read moreStarted Fri 3 Apr 11:30 PM
Ended Sun 5 Apr 6:59 AM
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Trams are an vital part of South London’s transport system, carrying over 17 million passengers each year.
We are continuing to invest in the tram network to make it safer and more reliable in the future. Replacing tracks and improving infrastructure are key to keeping London moving.
This work to replace tracks at several locations in Croydon town centre will help make sure the tram network stays safe, reliable and ready for the future.
Follow us on Publiq to stay up to date with our works programme, Tram Replacement Services and other news.
The Trams depot at Therapia Lane near Croydon is TfL's first depot to replace fossil fuels with renewable technologies, with the work forming part of a wider programme to further decarbonise our assets and operations, and support the Mayor’s ambition of London becoming net zero.
Over 300 Solar panels have been installed to generate renewable energy on-site, as well as other energy efficiency measures such as on demand electric water heaters and LED lighting.
The project has upgraded heating systems with a mixture of efficient heat pumps and infrared panel heaters that will replace inefficient, fossil fuel gas boilers.
With gas fully removed from the site, Therapia Lane Depot now operates on fully electric infrastructure.
Transport for London (TfL) is using this platform to share updates on construction-related activities across various work streams. The platform allows members of the public to engage with projects of interest, follow progress, and receive the latest updates.
TfL is an integrated…