A major London train station will shut down during Easter, causing major inconvenience to travelers.

Euston station is a crucial hub in the bustling city of London, connecting travelers from Scotland, the North, and the Midlands to the capital. However, during the upcoming Easter break, this key railway station is set to close for almost a week. This means that if you were planning on catching a train from Euston during this time, you'll need to prepare for a longer journey and the possibility of queuing for a replacement bus.

Known for its signature "Euston rush" as passengers dash to catch their trains, the station will be shut down for six days in April. This closure is necessary for Network Rail to carry out important engineering works. From Good Friday, April 3rd, until Wednesday, April 8th, there will be no Avanti West Coast or London Northwestern Railway trains running from Euston.

You can find a map of all the Easter disruptions by scrolling down and clicking on the link below. During the closure, all trains between Euston, Scotland, the North West of England, and West Midlands will terminate at Milton Keynes Central. National Rail has advised that there will be a rail replacement bus service for passengers traveling between Milton Keynes and Euston.

Chris Liptrot, Avanti's operations director, has encouraged customers to plan ahead and check the National Rail website for any updates before traveling during this time. The closure of Euston will affect not only National Rail services, but also some Overground line trains passing through the station. If you're planning on traveling to an airport for an Easter getaway, please note that there will be slight changes to some routes to London airports.

For example, trains to Heathrow Airport will have a late start on Sunday, and the tracks will be closed between Stratford and Tottenham Hale over Easter until 6pm each day. This means that if you're traveling to Stansted, you'll have to go through London Liverpool Street instead. In other London news, there is a warning about a major train station closure during Easter, as well as a discussion about banning kids from pubs and two men being arrested for an alleged arson attack.

For the latest updates on what's happening in the capital, be sure to visit Metro's London news hub. You can also check the full list of airport train disruptions using the link provided. Aside from Euston, there will be other rail closures during Easter.

For instance, there will be a reduced service between Waterloo and Clapham Junction stations due to railway works. This will affect the route between Good Friday and Monday, April 6th, and passengers will have to change trains at Clapham Junction. Additionally, Queenstown Road Battersea station will also be closed over the Easter weekend.

While most Tube lines will be operating as usual during Easter, some routes will be closed for maintenance works. For example, the Hammersmith & City line will be closed between Friday, April 3rd, and Monday, April 6th. The Bakerloo line will be closed from Stonebridge Park to Harrow & Wealdstone from April 3rd to April 6th, and from Queen's Park to Harrow & Wealdstone between Saturday, April 4th and Sunday, April 5th.

The District line will also be affected, with no service from Whitechapel to Upminster and from Earl's Court to Kensington from April 3rd to April 6th. There will also be no service on the Northern line between Camden Town and Kennington via Bank from Monday to Thursday after 10pm until late spring. And finally, the Elizabeth line will also face some disruptions during Easter.

On Sunday, April 5th, there will be no trains between Paddington and Ealing Broadway until 7:45am. Additionally, trains will not stop at Acton Main Line, Hanwell, and West Ealing. There will also be a reduced service between Paddington and Maidenhead, and from Abbey Wood to Heathrow T4.

On Monday, April 6th, there will be a reduced service between Paddington and Maidenhead, and at Heathrow T4 after 10pm. Trains will not stop at Acton Main Line, Hanwell, and West Acton after 10:30pm. On the London Overground, there will be no trains from Willesden Junction to Watford Junction, and a reduced service between Euston and Willesden Junction on Friday, April 3rd and Monday, April 6th.

There will also be no trains between Euston and Watford Junction on Saturday, April 4th and Sunday, April 5th. On the Mildmay line, there will be a closure between Willesden Junction and Richmond on Sunday, April 5th. There will also be no southbound trains from Willesden Junction to Shepherd's Bush until 6:15am.

Lastly, the Docklands Light Railway will not be running between Bank and Tower Gateway to Poplar and West India Quay from Friday, April 3rd to Wednesday, April 8th. As you can see, there will be a few disruptions to London's transportation network during Easter, so be sure to plan ahead and check for any updates before traveling.