Travelers in London are currently facing significant disruptions due to a train derailment that occurred at a depot in Selhurst yesterday. As a result, those planning to use trains through this area should anticipate a reduced service and consider alternative travel options. It’s projected that these disruptions will persist until 11:00 AM.
Fortunately, most of the transport network in London is operating smoothly. However, it’s important to note that as of 6:55 AM, the District line is experiencing severe delays.
Here are the latest updates:
Just In:
- Tube Update (13 seconds ago): Both the District and Bakerloo lines are now reporting minor delays.
Warren Street Station Partly Closed (12 minutes ago): The station is only allowing exits at this time due to an escalator malfunction. Passengers cannot enter from street level, but tickets are being accepted on London Buses for alternate transit.
A308 Delays (24 minutes ago): Commuters should be aware of delays near construction work at New Kings Road and Wandsworth Bridge Road. Northbound traffic is queuing on Wandsworth Bridge Road from Wandsworth Roundabout, while there are also backups eastbound on New Kings Road from Perrymead Street and westbound from Edith Grove. Temporary two-way traffic signals are in effect for Cadent Gas work in the area.
Disruption Through Barking Expected Until 10:15 AM (42 minutes ago): A points failure at Barking is causing some lines to be disrupted. Consequently, travelers might experience cancellations, delays, or route changes for trains passing through this station. Disruptions are anticipated until 10:15 AM, affecting routes including c2c services between London Fenchurch Street and several destinations such as Grays and Southend Central, as well as London Overground services between Gospel Oak and Barking Riverside.
Good Service on London Overground (56 minutes ago): Despite ongoing issues in Selhurst, all London Overground lines are operating without major problems.
Freight Train Breakdown (1 hour ago): There’s a disruption between Gloucester and Swindon due to a breakdown of a freight train between Stroud and Kemble, blocking the line. Passengers may face cancellations, delays of up to 45 minutes, or altered routes until 10:00 AM. Affected routes include those between Worcester Foregate Street and Salisbury, as well as connections to London Paddington.
Maidstone East to Ashford International Disruption (1 hour ago): A train has broken down in Charing (Kent), partially obstructing the route towards Ashford International. Travelers can expect cancellations or delays of up to 60 minutes for services between Maidstone East and Ashford International, with disruptions anticipated until 08:30 AM.
Traffic Update (1 hour ago): Fortunately, there are currently no significant traffic disruptions on London’s roads, which appear to be clear and congestion-free.
District Line Update (1 hour ago): The District line is now running with only minor delays.
Southern Tickets Accepted on Various Services (1 hour ago): Southern train tickets are being honored on the following services: London Northwestern Railway between London Euston and Watford Junction, the London Underground across various terminals, and London Buses serving routes toward your destination.
With all these changes, it’s essential for travelers to stay informed and plan accordingly. How do you feel about the current state of transport in London? Do these disruptions affect your daily commute? We’d love to hear your thoughts!
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