North Acton Roadin the Park Royal area is closed in both directions due to roadworks. Route 187 is diverting towards Central Middlesex Hospital after bus stop PA, named Waxlow Road, on Acton Lane via ahead Acton Lane direct to Central Middlesex Hospital. Towards Finchley Road buses are diverting from bus stop K at Park Royal Asda via Park Royal Road and Acton Lane re-joining the normal route from bus stop PN, named Waxlow Road. Buses will serve all stops along Acton Lane.The closure will be in place until the end of January 2024. will operate as normal from Bootle to Coronation Road then via Islington, Little Crosby Road, Richmond Road to Moor Lane to resume normal route to Aintree Hospital. This service will call at the temporary stop on Richmond Road (omitting a section of Islington, Coronation Road and the By-pass). Stephen Douglas said, “Storm Desmond caused extensive damage to the depot. We lost the entire fleet of buses. 65 buses had to be scrapped due to damage. The King, then Prince Charles, met all the team at the depot, and he was very nice. Arrangements for the coronation, like those for the Queen’s funeral in September, will be diplomatically sensitive, given the likely presence of leaders from scores of different countries.

If you are travelling in a wheelchair or require assistance, please call our helpline before booking and at least 36 hours in advance of when you would like to travel. The first five conventional locomotives were known as the ‘Duchess’ sub-class ranging from No. 6230 ‘Duchess of Buccleuch’ to the 6234 ‘Duchess of Abercorn’. In 1938, the locomotives were built with a single chimney and no smoke deflectors. Duchesses 6249-6252 had double chimneys fitted in 1944. The Coronation Choir, a diverse group that will be created from the nation’s keenest community choirs and amateur singers from across the UK, such as refugee choirs, NHS choirs, LGBTQ+ singing groups and deaf signing choirs, will also make an appearance. There’s a lot to be discussed and I really hope that they can – that they are willing to sit down and talk about it, because there’s a lot that’s happened in six years.Crowndels' featuring St Edward's Crown will appear across Central London Tube stations (Image: TfL)

Great Western Railway said it will run some “very early” additional services to London Paddington from major stations in south Wales, south-west England and the Thames Valley area on Saturday. For instance, in Hammersmith, in West London, King Street will be closed between 11am and 6pm for a coronation street party. Cones will be removed in the South East by 6am on May 4 and elsewhere across England by 6am the following day.will operate as normal from Waterloo to Liverpool Road then via The By Pass to resume normal route to Kirkby Bus Station. This service will call at the existing stops on Liverpool Road, near St Lukes Road; and Moor Lane, near Park Avenue.

A new documentary exploring the formation of The Coronation Choir will tell the stories of the people representing the many faces and voices of the country. Twenty hire bikes in TfL’s Santander Cycles scheme will also feature special wraps to mark the coronation. Children aged between approximately 4-11 years old, or up to 150cm tall, may use booster seats. We carry a limited number onboard most coaches. Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame.Due to road layout changes at Kensal Rise Station by the local borough, route 452 is suspended between Ladbroke Grove, Sainsbury's and Kensal Rise Station until further notice. Passengers should use route 52 between Ladbroke Grove, Sainsbury's and Kensal Rise Station. Route 452 continues to run as normal between Ladbroke Grove, Sainsbury's and Vauxhall Bus Station every 10 minutes during the daytime on Monday to Saturdays and every 12 minutes during the evening and all day on Sundays. Many Stagecoach East Midlands drivers will be wearing red, white and blue, over the Bank Holiday weekend, in honour of the national event. Dave Skepper, managing director at Stagecoach East Midlands, said “The King’s Coronation will be a very special and significant event in history and we’re delighted to mark the celebration with these two specially decorated Coronation buses.