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• As a result, Tfl is advising against all but essential travel Promo
  
  Signs were spotted last Friday advising customers at Acton Central Station that there will be just two London Overground trains an hour between Richmond and Stratford and Watford Junction and Euston on Monday and Tuesday of this week Promo
  
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  A banner on the TfL website this morning warns thats a “reduced service is expected on all lines”, linking to a page with details of hot weather contingency plans on the network that includes introducing temporary speed reductions Promo
  
  Transport for London is running a reduced service as a result of this week’s predicted record-breaking hot temperatures Promo
  
  The Met Office issued its first ever red warning for extreme heat today and tomorrow, with temperatures expected to reach 40C in an area stretching from London up to Manchester and then up to the Vale of York Promo
  
  Track temperature checks are continuing to be carried out regularly across the Tube and rail networks to ensure they remain safe and that the track is not at risk of bending or buckling Promo
  
  In a statement released last week, TfL said that it “will work hard to keep as many services running as possible and is carrying out enhanced inspections to mitigate the impact of the extreme weather Promo
  
  Those that must travel today and tomorrow are advised to always carry water Promo
  
  The Independent has approached TfL for comment Promo
  
  No trains are running between Romford and Upminster Promo
  
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  ”Anyone planning on using TfL services today should check their route before their travel Promo
  
  “TfL is also inspecting the air conditioning units on the Tube trains that cover 40 per cent of the Tube network, the trains on the Elizabeth Line and London Overground as well as the air cooling units on double-deck buses to ensure they are functioning well Promo
  
  
  
  “TfL is also inspecting the air conditioning units on the Tube trains that cover 40 per cent of the Tube network, the trains on the Elizabeth Line and London Overground as well as the air cooling units on double-deck buses to ensure they are functioning well Promo
  
  RecommendedTrains cancelled as parts of UK told not to travel - follow liveRail meltdown: hundreds of trains cancelled as speed restrictions beginThese are the 10 hottest places on Earth Register for free to continue reading Registration is a free and easy way to support our truly independent journalismBy registering, you will also enjoy limited access to Premium articles, exclusive newsletters, commenting, and virtual events with our leading journalists Promo
  
  Signs were spotted last Friday advising customers at Acton Central Station that there will be just two London Overground trains an hour between Richmond and Stratford and Watford Junction and Euston on Monday and Tuesday of this week Promo
  
  The Independent has approached TfL for comment Promo
  
  As a result, Tfl is advising against all but essential travel Promo
  
  RecommendedSenator Cortez Masto proposes legislation to allow cross-state abortion travelTrains cancelled as parts of UK told not to travel - follow liveRail meltdown: hundreds of trains cancelled as speed restrictions begin“Very hot temperatures can affect rails, overhead power lines and signalling equipment Promo
  
  Transport for London is running a reduced service as a result of this week’s predicted record-breaking hot temperatures Promo
  
  A banner on the TfL website this morning warns thats a “reduced service is expected on all lines”, linking to a page with details of hot weather contingency plans on the network that includes introducing temporary speed reductions Promo
  
  Track temperature checks are continuing to be carried out regularly across the Tube and rail networks to ensure they remain safe and that the track is not at risk of bending or buckling Promo
  
  Those that must travel today and tomorrow are advised to always carry water Promo
  
  The Met Office issued its first ever red warning for extreme heat today and tomorrow, with temperatures expected to reach 40C in an area stretching from London up to Manchester and then up to the Vale of York Promo
  
  No trains are running between Romford and Upminster Promo
  
  In a statement released last week, TfL said that it “will work hard to keep as many services running as possible and is carrying out enhanced inspections to mitigate the impact of the extreme weather Promo
  
  ”Anyone planning on using TfL services today should check their route before their travel Promo