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Transport strike action

Image of 8 pixilated trains in the style of a video game. The trains are in various colours and are arranged uniformly in a column.
  • Written byStudent Communications
  • Published date 04 April 2024
Image of 8 pixilated trains in the style of a video game. The trains are in various colours and are arranged uniformly in a column.
Paola Rouse, 2021 BA Fine Art: Sculpture, Wimbledon College of Arts, UAL

Planned Tube strikes on the London Underground will no longer go ahead on Monday 8 April and Monday 4 May.

Avoiding disruption to your teaching

We realise that the strikes may affect staff and students travelling to UAL and we are working to ensure we minimise impact on your teaching.

Our priority is to avoid cancellation of classes and disruption to our students, so your teaching timetable will continue as planned on days where there are strikes.

If your tutor is unable to deliver the class, we will aim to arrange alternative cover. If the class can’t be covered the class may move online or if online is not an appropriate format, we will re-schedule the session.

If you are unsure about arrangements for your class, please contact your course support team.

Opening hours for our libraries and student support services may be affected - please check our library opening hours for the latest information and keep an eye on UAL Library Services on Twitter or Instagram for any last-minute changes to opening hours.