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Friday 10 March 2017 9:50 am

Travel chaos: Severe delays on the Central Line after train derails at White City

By: Caitlin Morrison

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Commuters are facing travel chaos in central London this morning, with severe disruption on the Central Line.

Services on the red line have are subject to severe delays after an engineer's service train derailed at White City. A replacement bus is being provided.

Transport for London said engineers are at the site working to resolve the issue, and has advised commuters to use another route this morning. 

https://twitter.com/centralline/status/840136330734518274

 

https://twitter.com/centralline/status/840091597731651584

https://twitter.com/centralline/status/840097497745776640

The Tube disruption is coinciding with severe delays on train services travelling into Liverpool Street station, after overhead wire problems at London Fields this morning. 

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