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Thursday 08 August 2019 2:22 pm

TfL warns of Bishopsgate delays after lorry breaks down near Bank of England

By: Joe Curtis

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Traffic is running delays from Liverpool Street station after a broken down vehicle blocked a key road close to the Bank of England.

The A10 Bishopsgate is blocked to southbound traffic at the junction with Threadneedle Street, Transport for London (TfL) warned, due to a broken down skip lorry.

“There are delays from Liverpool Street station as a result,” TfL tweeted.

https://twitter.com/TfLTrafficNews/status/1159451299500498945?s=20

Traffic monitoring Twitter account Jambuster added: “The road is currently blocked southbound due to a broken down skip lorry. Traffic is slow moving on approach with delay.”

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