Circle and District line delays explained
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
7:35 AM
Commuters in London suffered delays on the London Underground, this morning – with just days to go to the Olympic Games.
Circle and District line services were held up by a late finish to engineering work.
Overground services into London on lines operated by Sourthern train company were also delayed by a broken-down train in West Sussex.
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