Train service disrupted in London Waterloo due to individual struck by train.

Unfortunately, there has been a bit of a hiccup with the train services this morning. It seems that a person was struck by a train somewhere between Wimbledon and Teddington. As a result, all trains have been temporarily halted to allow emergency services to reach the site.

This, of course, is causing some delays and cancellations for commuters trying to make their way into London. National Rail has advised that the disruptions are expected to last until at least 10am, which will certainly have an effect on the busy morning rush hour.

Several train lines have been impacted, including those between Waterloo and Teddington via Richmond, Waterloo and Strawberry Hill via Kingston, and Waterloo and Sheppington. A spokesperson for National Rail has stated that they are collaborating with the emergency services to handle the situation.

To ensure the safety of those involved, all power to the tracks in the affected area will need to be shut off. In the meantime, replacement buses will be running and making stops at all stations between Twickenham and Shepperton via Fulwell.

If you're worried about getting to your destination on time, don't fret. Your tickets will still be valid on the London Underground and London Buses, as well as Falcon Buses 557 and 400 services.

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