Rail passengers faced disruption to London Ground Station services on Monday.
National Rail has announced that a failure in the signaling system near Stratford is causing disruption to London overground services through the station. Services between Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction had been suspended due to delays in finishing civil works at Shepherd’s Bush, but have now resumed.
Meanwhile, a signal failure in the Caledonian Road area is causing significant delays on the Piccadilly line westbound between Cockfosters and Acton Town.
Check out the latest information on London travel below.
What you need to know on your commute this morning:
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Major and minor delays on the Piccadilly line
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An initial signal failure on Caledonian Road is currently causing significant delays only on Cockfosters and Acton Town westbound, with minor delays on the remaining routes.
Minor delays on Waterloo and City lines
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This is because there are not enough trains.
Confusion between Wimbledon and Woking
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South Western Railway trains between Wimbledon and Woking are affected, with some routes cut off due to safety checks on the track between Walton-on-Thames and Weybridge.
Train service to and from these stations may be canceled, delayed, or changed by at least 10 a.m.
Disruption to London ground stations arriving and departing from Stratford
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London Overground trains to and from Stratford may be canceled or delayed until at least 8am.
This is due to a failure in the signaling system, affecting routes between Clapham Junction/Richmond and Stratford.