London commuters face delays due to closure of A21 and disruptions at a busy train station during rush hour.

This morning, commuters heading to London Bridge railway station were met with some unfortunate news. Due to a crash on a busy A road and a signalling fault at the station, there are delays on both the rails and roads. The signal fault at London Bridge has caused disruptions for Southern and Thameslink services, resulting in longer than usual journey times. In fact, trains heading towards Gatwick Airport are expected to take at least 20 minutes longer due to necessary diversions.

These delays are predicted to last until 9am, making things especially difficult for those trying to make it to work on time. Rush hour commuters are feeling the brunt of the impact and are advised to plan accordingly. But it's not just the trains experiencing setbacks - the A21 in East Sussex is also facing issues. Yesterday evening, a car and motorbike collided, leading to the closure of the road in both directions near Robertsbridge. Police are currently on the scene and it is likely that the road will remain closed for a few more hours.

To avoid causing further chaos, a diversion has been put in place for drivers. It is highly recommended for motorists to seek alternative routes, as the A21 is expected to remain closed for the foreseeable future. With both the railway and main road affected, it's no wonder that commuters are feeling the strain. Let's hope that these issues are resolved soon so that everyone can go about their day without any further disruptions.

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