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Wednesday 26 June 2019 8:10 am  |  Updated:  Wednesday 26 June 2019 8:12 am

Tube delays: Severe delays hit commuters on two Tube lines

By: Joe Curtis

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Tube delays strike Circle Line and Hammersmith & City Line passengers
Tube delays strike Circle Line and Hammersmith & City Line passengers

Commuters faced a morning of disruption today as Tube delays struck two key Underground lines.

Read more: Tube delays strike Northern Line amid rail flooding cancellations

Severe delays hit the Circle Line clockwise route after a faulty train at Latimer Road earlier this morning.

The Circle Line is running a good service anti-clockwise, however,

But the faulty train also hit the Hammersmith & City Line, leaving it with severe delays between Edgware Road and Barking in an eastbound direction.

It follows Tube chaos yesterday when severe delays left Northern Line passengers struggling to board trains between Morden and Camden Town northbound.

A fire alert at Morden caused the problems and left that stretch of the Northern Line running with severe delays.

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Meanwhile flooding forced rail operators to cancel and delay services on Southern Rail and the Gatwick Express.

It amounted to a miserable start to the summer for Londoners, who are bracing for a summer Tube strike as the RMT rail union ballots members today on industrial action.

The ballot – involving 2,000 staff members such as engineers, signal operators and control centre workers – could grind the Tube network to a halt in the hottest months of the year.

RMT general secretary Mick Cash warned members are “on a war footing” amid “creeping cuts and privatisation” of the London Underground.

The cuts relate to a transformation programme ran by Transport for London (TfL) to find savings.

Read more: Londoners prepare for summer Tube strike chaos

A spokesperson for TfL said: “Over the next three years we will continue to reduce our operating costs whilst delivering improvements to our service, and we are consulting fully with our staff and trade unions before any changes are confirmed.”

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