Severe delays on the Piccadilly Line are set to continue as emergency work is being carried out 'for at least another half an hour'.
The signal failure occurred early this morning leading to the line being closed between Kings Cross and Hyde Park.
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No service between Hyde Park Corner and Kings Cross due to emergency engineering work at Green Park. Severe delays on the rest of the line while we fix a signal failure at Green Park.
Tickets will be accepted on London Buses, Heathrow Connect and First Capital connect (GN) via any reasonable route. Greater Anglia are accepting tickets between Liverpool Street and Enfield Town
Minor delays on Piccadilly Line Eastbound due to signal failure at Turnham Green.
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Service suspended on Piccadilly Line between Hammersmith and Hyde Park Corner and minor delays on the rest of the line due to person under a train at Earls Court. Tickets being accepted on local buses, and First Capital Connect services.
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Underground station closed on Piccadilly Line at Earls Court due to person under train.
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Minor delays on Piccadilly Line Westbound due to earlier faulty train at Finsbury Park.
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There are severe delays on the Piccadilly line. There's no service between Hammersmith and Northfields because of a signal failure at Acton Town.
Planned strikes by London Underground drivers and Heathrow airport cargo staff in separate disputes over pay and disciplinary action have been called off.
The drivers' union Aslef said a walkout by its members on the Tube's Piccadilly line on Thursday won't go ahead after agreement was reached over a disciplinary case.
A three-day strike by cargo workers at Heathrow over pay, due to start at 6.30am tomorrow, has also been suspended, said the Unite union.
Talks will resume at the conciliation service ACAS this morning to try to avert a strike by control room staff on the Piccadilly line.
Members of the RMT union are due to commence their action on Sunday evening. The strike will be followed by a work to rule.
The dispute centers around plans to move control room staff to the Hammersmith Service Control Centre. The RMT says the re-organistation could lead to job losses.
– Bob Crow, RMT UnionThese are the same key service control staff who keep services running when demand is at a peak and they are the same staff who manage the problems when the lines are hit by breakdowns and failures. They deserve respect for the job that they do and not the imposition of inferior working conditions and the threat to jobs.
As Tube users face disruption caused by planned strikes by the RMT union in July, Aslef has now said its members are set to strike later this month.
Members of the drivers' union on the Piccadilly Line are set to strike for 24 hours next Thursday in a dispute over the sacking of a colleague. They say more strikes are planned.