more frequent and more reliable service from 2018. Additionally, the Piccadilly line will stop throughout the night at Turnham Green when the Night Tube network starts in 2015.However this upgrade was suspended indefinitely by London Mayor Sadiq Khan, due to a lack of funding because of the coronavirus pandemic. The station today There is a newsagent near the ticket hall. There are four ticket barriers and a gate that control access to all platforms. Refurbishment work in the station was completed in 2006. Services and connections Services District line Train frequencies vary throughout the day, but generally every 2–8 minutes between 05:16 and 00:15 eastbound, every 6–12 minutes between 06:59 and 01:08 westbound to Ealing Broadway and between 06:28 and 00:37 westbound to Richmond. Piccadilly line During late nights, early mornings and evenings, Piccadilly line trains stop here in order to provide a better interchange with the Richmond branch of the District line. Until 06:50 Mondays to Saturdays and 07:45 on Sundays, and after 22:30, trains stop at this station. Late night trains and Night Tube services also stop at Turnham Green. At all other times (rush hours, middays and weekends), the Piccadilly line does not stop here. Connections London Bus routes 94, 272 and E3 serve the station directly, while routes 110, 237, 267, H91 and night bus route N9 run along Chiswick High Road, about 300 yards south of the station. Route 94 runs 24 hours a day, and night bus route N11 serves the station itself. Notes and references Notes References External links District line stations Piccadilly line stations London Underground Night Tube stations Tube stations in the London Borough of Hounslow Former London and South Western Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1869 Buildings and structures in Chiswick 1869 establishments in England