LIVE – Updated at 9:15 PM
Trains arriving at and departing from London Waterloo are experiencing significant delays until the end of the day following an incident at Raynes Park station where a person lost their life.
National Rail states that the routes between Surbiton and Wimbledon, which were closed due to the incident, have now been reopened. However, there will still be service disruptions into the evening.
Trains could experience significant delays of as much as 60 minutes, be called off, or have their schedules changed.
The British Transport Police stated that officers arrived at the station at 1:52 pm after being alerted about an injured individual on the tracks. The person was declared deceased at the location.
Meanwhile, travelers on the Victoria line of the London Underground are experiencing significant delays because of an earlier incident on the tracks.
Check the most recent updates below…
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21:11,Tom Place
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Overground update
19:03,Tom Place
A reliable service is once again available on the Windrush line after the previous incident involving a trespasser on the tracks.
Nevertheless, there are currently small delays on the Mildmay line between Stratford and Willesden Junction because of an issue with the tracks at Hampstead Heath.
Trespasser on the track on the Windrush line
18:21,Tom Place
A service is not available between Sydenham and West Croydon on the Windrush line as TfL addresses a trespasser on the tracks at Norwood Junction.
There is still satisfactory service along the rest of the line.
Good service resumes on the Elizabeth line
18:09,Tom Place
A reliable service has resumed on the Elizabeth line, after the previous issue at Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3.
BTP statement about the Raynes Park incident
17:58,Tom Place
The British Transport Police have verified that a person passed away after an event occurred at Raynes Park station just before 2 p.m. today.
They verified that police arrived at the station at 1:52 pm after being alerted about an injured person on the tracks.
A representative stated, “Emergency medical personnel were also present, and unfortunately, an individual was declared deceased on the spot.”
This event is not being considered as suspicious, and a report will be created for the coroner.
Surbiton – Wimbledon traffic delays are anticipated until at least 10 p.m.
17:39,Tom Place
Following the emergency services’ response to the incident between Surbiton and Wimbledon, all train routes between these stations are now back in operation.
The service is still in the process of recovery, with trains operating between Surbiton, Kingston, Motspur Park, and Wimbledon continuing to experience significant delays of up to 60 minutes, cancellations, or changes.
The interruption is anticipated until 10 p.m.
Jubilee line update
17:36,Tom Place
There are slight delays on the Jubilee line as a result of train cancellations.
Elizabeth line update
17:00,Tom Place
There continue to be significant delays on the Elizabeth line from Hayes & Harlington to Heathrow Terminals because of a previous switch malfunction at Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3.
Tickets are being collected by London Underground through any valid method.
There are also slight delays between Hayes & Harlington and Paddington, with a reliable service on the remaining part of the line.
Lioness line update
16:40,Tom Place
There is currently a reliable service available on the Lioness line.
Major delays on the Piccadilly Line
16:28,Tom Place
There are currently significant delays on the Piccadilly line from Acton Town to Heathrow Airport and Uxbridge because of train cancellations.
Ticket acceptance is available on London Buses, the London Overground, Great Northern, and South Western Railway services.
There are slight delays across the rest of the line.
Images depict big crowds during delays at Waterloo
16:18,Matt Watts
Images depict dense crowds on the platform at London Waterloo due to disruptions in train services heading to south-west London.
In its most recent update, National Rail announced that significant delays are anticipated between Surbiton, Kingston, Motspur Park, and Wimbledon until 6 p.m.
It mentions that trains could experience significant delays of up to 60 minutes, be canceled, or have their schedules changed.
Slight delays on the Central line
15:56,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays on the Central line caused by train cancellations.
Slight delays on the Lioness line
15:36,Nuray Bulbul
There are slight delays occurring between Watford Junction station and Willesden Junction station on the Lioness line due to a previous signal issue at Stonebridge Park.
The remainder of the line is currently operating with reliable service.
Victoria line update
15:23,Nuray Bulbul
There are significant delays caused by a previous customer issue.
Tickets are available for London Buses, the Weaver line, the Suffragette line, Greater Anglia, and Southeastern.
Disruption between Surbiton and Wimbledon is anticipated to continue until at least 6pm.
15:14,Nuray Bulbul
Trains traveling between Surbiton, Kingston, Motspur Park, and Wimbledon could experience significant delays of up to an hour, be canceled, or have their routes changed.
Service interruptions are anticipated to last until at least 6 p.m., and travelers are encouraged to take different paths and plan for much longer travel durations.
Elizabeth line part suspended
15:01,Nuray Bulbul
There is currently no service operating between Hayes & Harlington and Heathrow Terminals, with some minor delays reported between Paddington and Hayes & Harlington as TfL works to resolve a points issue at Heathrow Terminals 2&3.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Tickets are being accepted by the London Underground through any valid method.
Different paths for travelers during the Surbiton–Wimbledon service interruption
14:55,Nuray Bulbul
Travelers impacted by the service disruption between Surbiton and Wimbledon may take advantage of the following alternate paths without additional charges:
London BusesBus routes operate in both directions between London Waterloo station, Vauxhall, Clapham Junction, Earlsfield, Wimbledon, Raynes Park, New Malden, Berrylands, and Surbiton.
London Underground
- Take the Jubilee line from Waterloo to Westminster, then switch to the District line heading to Wimbledon.
- Take the Bakerloo or Northern line along the Embankment to switch to the District line.
- Travel from Waterloo to Blackfriars, then transfer to Thameslink services heading to Wimbledon.
- Jubilee, Northern, and Victoria line services are also available between Waterloo, Victoria, and Vauxhall.
National Rail alternatives
- Services in the south from London Victoria and Clapham Junction to locations in south London and Surrey.
- Thameslink routes connecting Wimbledon with central London stations such as Blackfriars and Elephant & Castle.
- Major Western Railway and CrossCountry routes through Reading, Guildford, and Dorking for further travel options.
Trains between Surbiton and Wimbledon have been suspended following an emergency situation
14:48,Nuray Bulbul
Emergency responders are handling an event occurring between Surbiton railway station and Wimbledon station, resulting in all tracks being shut down.
Trains passing through the region could experience delays, cancellations, or changes, with interruptions anticipated until 6:00 PM.
Bus tickets are being accepted without additional charges on London Buses, the London Underground, and other rail services through London Waterloo, Clapham Junction, and London Victoria.
Travelers are encouraged to verify details prior to their trip and plan for additional time when traveling.
Bakerloo line part suspended
14:41,Nuray Bulbul
No service available between Queen’s Park and Harrow & Wealdstone in the northbound direction as Transport for London addresses a signaling issue at Stonebridge Park.
Tickets are being collected on London buses.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Major delays on the Victoria line
14:27,Nuray Bulbul
No train service operating between Brixton and Victoria as emergency personnel address an injured person on the railway line.
There are significant delays across the rest of the route.
Ticket sales are ongoing for London Buses, the Weaver line, the Suffragette line, Greater Anglia, and Southeastern.
Excellent service on the Woolwich Ferry
14:14,Nuray Bulbul
A reliable service is available on the Woolwich Ferry at the moment.
Temporary traffic lights on High Street because of construction work
13:54,Nuray Bulbul
Temporary multi-directional traffic signals are active on the A1010 High Street at the intersection with Clarence Road due to local road construction.
Drivers are advised to anticipate potential delays in either direction.
Cutty Sark station will remain closed until spring 2026.
13:34,Nuray Bulbul
Cutty Sark DLR station is still closed as all four escalators at the location are being replaced.
Travelers are encouraged to utilize the nearby Greenwich DLR station to finish their trip.
West Ealing to Greenford services halted due to train malfunction
13:14,Nuray Bulbul
Train operations between West Ealing station and Greenford station are still halted because of a train malfunction.
No services are anticipated to begin operating until approximately 1:15 PM.
Travelers may use their train tickets without additional charge on the Central line from Oxford Circus to Greenford as the disruption persists.
IFS Cloud Cable Car offers excellent service
13:01,Nuray Bulbul
The IFS Cloud Cable Car is offering excellent service.
HS2 construction leading to restrictions on Hampstead Road
12:50,Nuray Bulbul
Restrictions on lane usage are active on the A400 Hampstead Road at the intersection of Robert Street because of HS2 construction activities.
Varndell Street is also closed during the ongoing work, and motorists should anticipate potential delays in the vicinity.
District line part suspended
12:36,Nuray Bulbul
No service between Parsons Green and Wimbledon as TfL addresses a switch malfunction at Wimbledon.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Piccadilly line update
12:26,Nuray Bulbul
There are significant delays caused by a previous signal malfunction at Manor House.
Ticket purchases are being processed on London Buses, London Overground, Great Northern, South Western Railway, and the Elizabeth line.
Piccadilly line part suspended
12:13,Nuray Bulbul
No service available between King’s Cross St Pancras and Arnos Grove as TfL works on a signal issue at Manor House.
There are significant delays across the rest of the route.
Ticket purchases are available on London Buses, London Overground, Great Northern, South Western Railway, and the Elizabeth line.
No train service between West Ealing and Greenford until around 12:45
12:00,Nuray Bulbul
Train service between West Ealing station and Greenford station has been halted because of an issue with a train.
Every service along the route has been canceled at this time.
Travelers are encouraged to find different paths.
DLR resumes good service
11:46,Nuray Bulbul
The DLR is currently offering a satisfactory service.
Elizabeth line resumes reliable service
11:34,Nuray Bulbul
The Elizabeth line is currently offering satisfactory service.
Major delays persist on the Piccadilly line
11:23,Nuray Bulbul
Ongoing severe delays are being caused by a previous signal malfunction at Manor House and Heathrow.
Ticket purchases are available on London Buses, London Overground, Great Northern, South Western Railway, and the Elizabeth line.
Circle Line resumes normal service
11:08,Nuray Bulbul
The Circle line is currently offering a satisfactory service.
Slight delays on the DLR
10:57,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays between Bank and Woolwich Arsenal caused by a previous fire alarm at Bank.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Slight delays on the Elizabeth line
10:45,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays between Hayes & Harlington and Heathrow Terminal 5 caused by a malfunctioning train.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Piccadilly line update
10:34,Nuray Bulbul
Major delays caused by a previous signal malfunction at Heathrow.
Ticket purchases are available on London Buses, London Overground, Great Northern, South Western Railway, and the Elizabeth line.
Slight delays on the Circle line
10:22,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays in the anti-clockwise direction caused by a previous malfunctioning train at High Street Kensington.
Excellent service remains consistent on the Heathrow Express
10:12,Nuray Bulbul
The Heathrow Express is currently offering a satisfactory service.
A40 Westway is closed in the eastbound direction due to TfL maintenance work
09:59,Nuray Bulbul
The A40 Westway is closed in the eastbound direction between the Westway Roundabout and the Marylebone Flyover due to joint replacement projects.
Drivers are encouraged to take different paths. TfL reports that traffic is currently moving smoothly on the alternate routes.
A high-quality service on the rest of the London Underground and Overground
09:45,Nuray Bulbul
In addition to a signaling issue on the Piccadilly line, the London Underground and Overground is currently offering a reliable service.
Sidcup disruption causing delays for trains heading to London
09:32,Nuray Bulbul
A derelict train close to Sidcup is leading to interruptions in Southeastern services this morning, as certain routes remain closed.
Trains traveling from Dartford to Hither Green through Sidcup could be canceled, delayed, or altered, with interruptions anticipated until 11:00.
A situation involving Albany Park and Sidcup railway station has resulted in no trains being able to head towards London on this line at the moment. As workers attempt to shift the train into adjacent sidings, services are now being rerouted through Woolwich or Bexleyheath.
Travelers are encouraged to verify details prior to their trip and plan for additional time when traveling.
No transportation available between Hounslow Central and Heathrow Airport
09:17,Nuray Bulbul
There remains no service connecting Hounslow Central with Heathrow Airport on the Piccadilly line.
Woolwich Ferry offers reliable transportation
09:05,Nuray Bulbul
The Woolwich Ferry is currently offering a satisfactory service.
Restrictions on lane usage along Burdett Road due to Thames Water construction activities
08:50,Nuray Bulbul
Traffic restrictions are active on the A1205 Burdett Road where it meets the A13 East India Dock Road, enabling Thames Water to carry out construction activities.
Drivers are advised to anticipate potential delays and plan for additional time when traveling through the region.
Trains heading east will not make a stop at Barons Court until June
08:39,Nuray Bulbul
Up until Sunday, June 7, eastbound trains on the District and Piccadilly lines will bypass Barons Court station.
Travelers heading east from the station need to board a westbound train and switch at Hammersmith.
Travelers heading to Barons Court in the eastbound direction are encouraged to proceed to West Kensington (District line) or Earl’s Court (Piccadilly line) and transfer to westbound trains.
Heathrow Express providing excellent service
08:29,Nuray Bulbul
The Heathrow Express is providing a reliable service as of 8:29am.
No service on the Piccadilly line to Heathrow following a signal malfunction
08:20,Nuray Bulbul
No train service is available between Hounslow Central and Heathrow Airport on the Piccadilly line as engineers are addressing a signal issue at Heathrow.
The remainder of the route is experiencing significant delays, causing interruptions for travel throughout western London.
Ticket purchases are being processed on London Buses, London Overground, Great Northern, South Western Railway, and the Elizabeth line as maintenance work continues.
The Metropolitan line returns to reliable service
08:08,Nuray Bulbul
The Underground line is currently offering satisfactory service.
District line returns to normal service
07:58,Nuray Bulbul
The District line is currently offering a reliable service.
Traveler information released following the Gatwick Airport incident
07:50,Nuray Bulbul
Travelers using the Gatwick Express, Southern, and Thameslink services are being advised of ongoing delays at Gatwick Airport railway station, especially for northbound trains heading to London.
Journeys can proceed as usual with routes still open, although travel times could be up to 15 minutes more than normal. Additionally, Gatwick Express services might be canceled with little warning until the issue is fixed.
Railway operators have implemented ticket validation:
- Travelers moving between Brighton and London can take different Thameslink routes without additional charges, switching at Gatwick Airport or East Croydon to reach London Victoria station.
- Individuals traveling between Brighton and Haywards Heath or Gatwick Airport can also take Thameslink trains.
- Individuals moving between Haywards Heath or Gatwick Airport and London Victoria can take Southern trains without additional charges.
Certain trains might also leave from alternative platforms at Gatwick Airport, so travelers are encouraged to review the station displays and pay attention to any updates before getting on board.
London Waterloo disruption clears
07:39,Nuray Bulbul
The disturbance affecting London Waterloo has concluded.
Slight delays on the Metropolitan line
07:29,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays between Moor Park and Chesham / Watford caused by a previous malfunctioning train at Pinner.
Positive service throughout the rest of the line.
Slight delays on the District line
07:19,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays on the eastbound route between Barking and Earl’s Court caused by a previous malfunctioning train at Upton Park.
Positive service along the rest of the line.
Major delays on the Piccadilly Line
07:08,Nuray Bulbul
Major delays due to late completion of engineering work. Tickets are being accepted on London Buses and the Elizabeth line.
Good morning, and welcome to our live blog about traveling in London.
06:57,Nuray Bulbul
We’ll keep you informed about the most recent developments regarding Tube, train, bus, and road situations throughout the city as travelers make their way into the urban center.
Southbound traffic on King William Street is closed at Lombard Street
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 3:53 PM,Nuray Bulbul
King William Street is closed in the southbound direction at the intersection with Lombard Street to support urban area improvement projects.
Drivers are encouraged to take different roads and plan for additional travel time.
Slight delays on the Bakerloo line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 3:42 PM,Nuray Bulbul
There are slight delays between Queen’s Park and Harrow & Wealdstone because of train cancellations.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Northern line returns to normal service
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 3:30 PM,Nuray Bulbul
The northern line is currently offering satisfactory service.
IFS Cloud Cable Car offers excellent service
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 3:19 PM,Nuray Bulbul
The IFS Cloud Cable Car is currently offering satisfactory service.
Slight delays on the Northern line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 3:09 PM,Nuray Bulbul
The Northern line is experiencing slight delays at this time.
Slight delays on the Central line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at 14:55,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays occurring between Leytonstone and Epping / Hainault through Newbury Park as a result of a previous trespasser on the tracks at Leytonstone.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Restrictions on lane usage along Burdett Road due to Thames Water construction activities
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 2:45 PM,Nuray Bulbul
Lane restrictions are currently in effect on the A1205 Burdett Road where it meets the A13 East India Dock Road.
The limitations are established to support Thames Water operations. Drivers are advised to allocate additional time for their trips.
Northern line part suspended
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 2:31 PM,Nuray Bulbul
No service available between Kennington and Morden as TfL addresses a points issue at Morden.
Major delays between Kennington and Camden Town via Bank in the southbound direction only.
Tickets are being collected on London buses.
Positive service along the rest of the line.
Gallows Corner Flyover is closed, causing extensive traffic restrictions
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 2:16 PM,Nuray Bulbul
The A12 Eastern Avenue East, at the intersection with Colchester Road, is experiencing a complete closure of the Gallows Corner Flyover and roundabout, including all access points, as renovation work continues.
The pieces are influencing several nearby roads, including:
- A127 Southend Arterial Road (westbound and both directions in some areas)
- A12 Eastbound and Westbound Eastern Avenue (including the eastbound segments)
- Straight Road (both directions)
- A118 Major Road (both ways)
- A12 Colchester Road (westbound)
Drivers are advised to anticipate limitations throughout the region and consider different routes when feasible.
Excellent service on the Woolwich Ferry
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 1:56 PM,Nuray Bulbul
The Woolwich Ferry is currently offering a satisfactory service.
Piccadilly line update
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 1:36 PM,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays are still occurring because of train cancellations.
Central line resumes reliable service
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 1:16 PM,Nuray Bulbul
The Central line is currently offering satisfactory service.
Cutty Sark DLR station will remain closed until spring 2026.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at 1:05 PM,Nuray Bulbul
The Cutty Sark DLR station is temporarily closed as all four escalators are being replaced.
Travelers should utilize the close-by Greenwich DLR station to finish their trip.
Slight delays on the Central line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 12:51,Nuray Bulbul
The Central line is currently experiencing slight delays.
Central line part suspended
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 12:39,Nuray Bulbul
No service between Woodford and Epping as TfL addresses a trespasser on the tracks at Theydon Bois.
There are slight delays across the rest of the line.
Tickets are being collected on London buses.
Major delays on the Central line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 12:20,Nuray Bulbul
Major delays occurring between Woodford and Epping as TfL addresses a trespasser on the tracks at Theydon Bois.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Tickets are being collected on London buses.
Bakerloo line returns to reliable service
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 12:02,Nuray Bulbul
The Bakerloo line is currently offering satisfactory service.
Slight delays on the Bakerloo line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 11:48,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays between Elephant & Castle and Queen’s Park as Network Rail addresses a signal issue at Kensal Green.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Gallows Corner Overpass closed for renovation Gallows Corner Bridge undergoing maintenance Gallows Corner Elevated Road temporarily closed Gallows Corner Highway Overpass shut down for repairs Gallows Corner Crossing closed for upgrades
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 11:34,Nuray Bulbul
The A12 Eastern Avenue is completely closed in every direction at the intersection with Colchester Road as TfL works on upgrading the Gallows Corner Flyover.
The shutdown involves the overpass, traffic circle, and all surrounding roads.
Drivers and passengers on buses are encouraged to take different paths. It is anticipated that journey times will increase by 3 to 4 minutes on Ardleigh Green Road, Gubbins Lane, Gooshays Drive, North Street, and the Southend Arterial Road.
Speed limits at Earlsfield leading to train delays
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 11:18,Nuray Bulbul
A speed limit on damaged tracks at Earlsfield is causing trains heading to Wimbledon to operate at slower speeds.
Consequently, services could be canceled, delayed by as much as 10 minutes, or altered, with interruptions anticipated until 1:00 PM.
Customer advice:
- Emergency response crews are present at the location, and additional information will be shared as it becomes available.
- London Waterloo to Shepperton services are being rerouted following Clapham Junction, with additional stops at Twickenham and Strawberry Hill. These trains will not make stops at Wimbledon, Raynes Park, New Malden, Norbiton, Kingston, or Hampton Wick.
- Services from London Waterloo to Guildford through Cobham and Stoke d’Abernon, and London Waterloo to Woking (with stops) will operate without stopping between Waterloo and Surbiton, bypassing Vauxhall, Clapham Junction, Earlsfield, and Wimbledon.
Travelers are advised to prepare in advance and allocate additional time for their trips.
Piccadilly line update
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 11:06,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays are still occurring because of train cancellations.
Southbound lane closures on Bressenden Place
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 10:52,Nuray Bulbul
A302 Bressenden Place, located at the intersection with Victoria Street, is experiencing lane restrictions as pavement maintenance is being conducted.
Drivers are encouraged to prepare in advance and anticipate slight traffic interruptions.
DLR resumes good service
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 10:39,Nuray Bulbul
The DLR is currently offering a satisfactory service.
Train operations are resuming following a malfunctioning train near Stafford
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 10:23,Nuray Bulbul
The roads impacted by the previous incident near Stafford are now open again:
- Avanti West Coast: London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly / Liverpool Lime Street / Lancaster / Glasgow Central / Edinburgh, and Birmingham New Street to Crewe / Glasgow Central
- CrossCountry: Bristol Temple Meads / Bournemouth / Southampton Central / Birmingham New Street to Manchester Piccadilly
- London North Western Railway: Birmingham New Street to Liverpool Lime Street
As services return to normal, trains traveling between Wolverhampton and Stafford could still experience delays of as much as 50 minutes, be canceled, or have altered routes.
It is anticipated that the disruption will persist until 11:30 am.
Slight delays on the Elizabeth line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at 10:12,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays between Hayes & Harlington and Reading as TfL addresses a signal issue at Maidenhead.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
IFS Cloud Cable Car offers excellent service
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 10:01,Nuray Bulbul
The IFS Cloud Cable Car is currently offering satisfactory service.
Southbound traffic on King William Street is closed due to urban construction.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 09:49,Nuray Bulbul
The southbound lane of King William Street at the intersection with Lombard Street is closed due to urban area upgrades.
Drivers are encouraged to take different paths.
Certain delays could happen on alternate routes.
District line returns to normal service
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at 09:36,Nuray Bulbul
The District line is currently offering satisfactory service.
Slight delays on the District line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 09:27,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays occurring between Parsons Green and Edgware Road in the eastbound direction as Transport for London addresses a malfunctioning platform device.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Piccadilly line update
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 09:16,Nuray Bulbul
There are slight delays on the Piccadilly line because of train cancellations.
Gallows Corner Overpass closed for renovation Gallows Corner Bridge undergoing maintenance Gallows Corner Elevated Road temporarily closed Gallows Corner Highway overpass shut down for repairs Gallows Corner traffic structure closed for upgrades
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 09:06,Nuray Bulbul
The A12 Eastern Avenue is closed in every direction at the intersection with Colchester Road as TfL works on upgrading the Gallows Corner Flyover. The complete closure covers the flyover, the roundabout, and all surrounding roads.
Drivers and commuters are encouraged to take different paths. It has been reported that journey times may increase by 3–4 minutes on Ardleigh Green Road, Gubbins Lane, Gooshays Drive, North Street, and the Southend Arterial Road.
Major delays on the DLR
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 08:56,Nuray Bulbul
Major delays occurring between Canning Town and Woolwich Arsenal as Transport for London works to resolve an issue with a malfunctioning train at Pontoon Dock.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
Cutty Sark Station will remain closed until spring 2026.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 08:45,Nuray Bulbul
Cutty Sark DLR station is temporarily closed as all four escalators are being updated.
Travelers are encouraged to utilize the adjacent Greenwich DLR station to proceed with their trips.
Barons Court Station: Eastbound trains will not make stops until June 7
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 08:34,Nuray Bulbul
Until Sunday, June 7, eastbound trains will not stop at Barons Court Station.
- Traveling east from Barons Court: Board a westbound District or Piccadilly line train and switch to eastbound services at Hammersmith.
- Heading east toward Barons Court: Proceed to West Kensington (District line) or Earls Court (Piccadilly line) and transfer to westbound trains.
Arrange your travel plans properly to prevent any delays.
Excellent service on the Woolwich Ferry
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 08:24,Nuray Bulbul
The Woolwich Ferry is currently running on schedule, with regular service available in both directions.
Major delays on the Piccadilly Line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 08:12,Nuray Bulbul
Major delays between Hatton Cross and Heathrow Terminals, with smaller disruptions across the rest of the line because of train cancellations.
DLR resumes good service
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 08:01,Nuray Bulbul
The DLR is currently offering a satisfactory service.
Service disruptions on the Great Northern line via Hitchin are anticipated to continue until 09:15.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 07:52,Nuray Bulbul
Trains traveling between Kings Lynn, Ely, Cambridge, Royston, Letchworth Garden City, Peterborough, and London King’s Cross are gradually returning to normal after delays caused by extended maintenance activities in Hitchin.
Some trains could still face cancellations, delays of up to 30 minutes, or changes as services get back to normal.
It is anticipated that the disruption will persist until 9:15 a.m.
A40 Westway is closed in the eastbound direction due to TfL maintenance work
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 07:37,Nuray Bulbul
Drivers are being encouraged to take different routes following the temporary closure of the eastbound A40 Westway for scheduled maintenance.
The A40 Westway is closed in the eastbound direction from Westway Roundabout to Marylebone Flyover due to joint replacement projects.
TfL reports that traffic is moving smoothly on alternate routes, although drivers are advised to plan for additional travel time.
Slight delays on the Piccadilly line
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 07:26,Nuray Bulbul
The Piccadilly line is experiencing slight delays because of train cancellations.
Slight delays on the DLR
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 07:15,Nuray Bulbul
Slight delays occurring between Beckton and Tower Gateway as TfL addresses a malfunctioning train in the Canning Town region.
There is a reliable service along the rest of the line.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 07:01,Nuray Bulbul
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