A passenger responds after the closure of the Warwick Avenue station (Photo: LNP)

London Underground strikes were stopped, stations were closed and bus stops were lined up.

Londoners faced serious setbacks after the platinum jubilee banking, although many opted to work from home, as air travel chaos left Britons stranded across Europe.

London Underground advised people not to travel from the start of service on Monday until Tuesday at 8am and warned of serious network disruptions.

Members of the Railway, Maritime and Transport Union (RMT) are engaged in industrial activities in labor and pension disputes.

London Transport (TfL) said some train services will work but many stations, especially in central and south London, may be closed and others open for a limited period of time.

Passengers said they were “tired” from this morning’s pipeline strike and unable to work regularly.

As many as 4,000 station employees are on strike, creating difficulties for people like going to work or attending school for children.

?? Licensed by London News Pictures. June 6, 2022. London, UK. Commuters are responding after London Warwick Avenue was closed during the strike. Widespread strikes began today on the Tube as up to 4,000 station staff who are members of the RMT Union walked out due to a dispute with London Underground management. The union says TFL plans to cut the station's 600 employees. Photo: Peter McDiarmide/LNP

A passenger responds after the closure of the Warwick Avenue station (Photo: LNP)

Licensed by London News Pictures. June 6, 2022. London, UK. Passengers wait for the bus to arrive at Victoria station in central London. There, a strike by 4,000 station employees closed most of the stations. RMT members have put forward a proposal to lose 600 jobs. Photo: Ben Cawthra/LNP

Victoria station was filled with buses this morning (Photo: LNP)

Licensed by London News Pictures. June 6, 2022. London, UK. Traffic is concentrated on the A102 Blackwall Tunnel Road during rush hour from Greenwich in south east London. Transport for London advises the public not to use the tube network today as there are proposals to lose 600 jobs due to rail, shipping, transport union redundancies, changes to employment contracts and pensions. Photo: George Cracknell Wright/LNP

Traffic has already increased in Greenwich at rush hour (Photo: LNP)

Licensed by London News Pictures. June 6, 2022. London, UK. Passengers wait for the bus to arrive at Victoria station in central London. There, a strike by 4,000 station employees closed most of the stations. RMT members have put forward a proposal to lose 600 jobs. Photo: Ben Cawthra/LNP

Staff strikes at 4,000 stations will close most stations (Photo: LNP)

Tracy Brown, 45, a mother of three from Acton, said:

“Some kids are so greedy that I’m tired of jogging to get them to school on time.”

Paul Glennon, 52, a construction worker in central London, said: There are no more parties or parades.

“I sit in the morning waiting for a bus full of people in the rain. A fucking nightmare.”

Licensed by London News Pictures. June 6, 2022. London, UK. Passengers were barred from entering Victoria tube station in central London. There, a strike by the station's 4,000 employees closed most of the stations. RMT members have put forward a proposal to lose 600 jobs. Photo: Ben Cawthra/LNP

Victoria Station is closed (Photo: LNP)

Licensed by London News Pictures. June 6, 2022. London, UK. Passengers were barred from entering Victoria tube station in central London. There, a strike by the station's 4,000 employees closed most of the stations. RMT members have put forward a proposal to lose 600 jobs. Photo: Ben Cawthra/LNP

Many people worked from home and urged them to avoid the subway (Photo: LNP)

Stations and lines closed due to strike (Photo: TFL)

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