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Wednesday 05 October 2016 4:18 pm

London travel disruption: Delays on Metropolitan Line after person hit by train at Wembley Park station

By: Caitlin Morrison

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There are currently severe delays on the Metropolitan Line, after a person was hit and injured by a train at Wembley Park station.

https://twitter.com/metline/status/783678021941223425

British Transport Police (BTP) said officers are currently at Wembley Park station after reports a person was struck by a southbound Metropolitan Line train.

Officers are being supported by paramedics from the London Ambulance Service and a woman is being treated at the scene for injuries believed to be minor.

"This incident is not being treated as suspicious," the BTP said.

Wembley Park station remains open, and the Jubilee Line is operating a normal service.

On the other side of the capital, commuters are facing delays due to signal problems at Fenchurch Street station.

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