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There are delays on the Piccadilly at lunchtime — piccadilly line: tuesday 25, wednesday 26 and thursday 27 august, no service between cockfosters and uxbridge. Despite disruptions, the next service at South Ealing arrives in 7 minutes.

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Tuesday 25, Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 August, no service between Cockfosters and Uxbridge. Trains will continue to operate between Acton Town and Heathrow. Use METROPOLITAN LINE services between Rayners Lane and Uxbridge and DISTRICT LINE trains between South Kensington and Ealing Common. Replacement buses operate.

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Heathrow T123 + 5

Westbound - Platform 4

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Heathrow T123 + 5

Westbound - Platform 3

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Area & Local Context

South Ealing

Quiet residential wedge between the main Ealing hub and the Uxbridge Road, popular with young families and professionals who want less bustle than central Ealing.

Nearby Highlights

Ealing Common (the green space stretching north)

The Forester pub on Ealing Common South Side

Pitzhanger Lane with its Victorian villas

South Ealing Road's mix of local shops

Local Tips

Exit onto Ealing Common South Side to avoid the busier Uxbridge Road area and cut straight to the green

The residential streets around Grange Road are quiet and tree-lined — good for a walk before catching the train back

Best Exits

Towards Ealing Common South Side for the park and residential streets

Towards South Ealing Road for local shops and the Forester

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