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Wednesday 09 March 2016 8:24 am

Disruption on Jubilee Line over problem at Bond Street and overcrowding at Canada Water station

By: James Nickerson

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Commuters faced a nightmare getting into work this morning after disruption across the Jubilee Line caused chaos at key stations including Bond Street, Waterloo and Canada Water. 

A customer incident at Bond Street at around 7:30am led to the entire line being briefly halted. Transport for London warned that some trains are being held up for short periods while problems in the Bond Street area are resolved.

As a result, TfL staff have restricted entry to Canada Water and other stations to prevent overcrowding, 

London Underground has said updates will follow.

Commuters have indicated that it might be better to get another line…

https://twitter.com/GreenVic_/status/707482112362991616

@simonk_133 @jubileeline It would almost work if the overground platforms were swapped over.

— Alex Ingram (@nuttyxander) March 9, 2016

https://twitter.com/vicky__friday/status/707481992976326656

Again! #overcrowdring #congestion @jubileeline @tfl pic.twitter.com/UmroC6xBwI

— Naza Londoner 🤓🧘🏾‍♀️🏋🏾‍♀️📚🎶 The Bookworm (@Naza_londoner) March 9, 2016

https://twitter.com/clive_sparrow/status/707476641556119553

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