Mildmay line part suspended and Piccadilly line hit by severe delays

Two London Underground lines are facing disruption this morning, with issues affecting both the Mildmay and Piccadilly lines.

There is currently no service on the Mildmay line between Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction due to a faulty train at Shepherd’s Bush.

The rest of the line is running normally, and tickets are being accepted on London Underground and bus services via reasonable alternative routes.

Meanwhile, the Piccadilly line is experiencing severe eastbound delays between Acton Town and Cockfosters following a signal failure at Earl’s Court.

Minor delays are affecting the rest of the line.

Passengers can use London Buses, the Elizabeth line, Weaver line and Great Northern services as alternatives while disruption continues.

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Minor delays on the Bakerloo line
Minor delays are affecting the Bakerloo line due to a number of cancelled trains.

Reduced service on the Woolwich Ferry
A reduced one-boat service is in operation until early April due to essential maintenance.

During this period, the last crossing will depart at 9:40pm from the North Terminal and 10pm from the South Terminal.

No eastbound stop at Barons Court until June 7 due to planned works
Until Sunday June 7, eastbound trains will not stop at Barons Court.

For eastbound journeys from the station, take a westbound District or Piccadilly line service and change at Hammersmith.

If you’re travelling eastbound to Barons Court, continue to West Kensington (District line) or Earl’s Court (Piccadilly line) and switch to a westbound service.

Severe delays on the Piccadilly line
Severe eastbound delays are in place between Acton Town and Cockfosters while a signal failure at Earl’s Court is being resolved.

The rest of the line is experiencing minor delays.

Tickets are being accepted on London Buses, the Elizabeth line, Weaver line and Great Northern services.

No trains are currently running between Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction while a faulty train is being dealt with at Shepherd’s Bush.

Services on the rest of the line are operating normally.

London Underground and bus services are accepting tickets via reasonable alternative routes.

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We will be delivering updates across London’s travel network today.

King’s Cross is seeing a tricky start this morning, with Great Northern and Thameslink services still recovering after earlier engineering works overran.

Trains are running again, but delays of up to 20 minutes and some alterations are still in place—so it’s worth checking before you travel.

Delays on Holland Park Avenue and Wood Lane in both directions
Drivers are advised to use alternative routes due to delays in both directions on Holland Park Avenue between Holland Park Roundabout and Notting Hill Gate.

Wood Lane is also slow in both directions, with southbound queues stretching back to North Pole Road.

Central line delays caused by train cancellations
The Central line is seeing minor delays as a result of train cancellations.

Minor eastbound delays on Piccadilly Line after signal failure
Minor delays are affecting eastbound services between Acton Town and Cockfosters following an earlier signal failure at Barons Court, while the rest of the line is running a good service.

Northern line resumes good service
The Northern line is currently providing a good service.