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Thursday 24 November 2016 10:04 am

Commuters facing delays with no service on the Waterloo & City Line

By: Caitlin Morrison

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Commuters in trying to get in and out of the City this morning are facing major delays, with no service on the Waterloo & City Line.

Transport for London said the disruption was due to signal failure.

https://twitter.com/wlooandcityline/status/801726481382731776

Elsewhere in the capital, there are delays in the Oval area as police continue to deal with an incident involving a woman on the roof of a property on Harleyford Road.

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