Waterloo Tube station was evacuated and Tube services disrupted after a suspected suspicious package was discovered this afternoon.
‘Thankfully it was deemed to be non-suspicious and the station will shortly be re-opened.’ But the item was thankfully deemed to be non-suspicious and the station – one of the busiest in the capital – is set to be reopened. The Jubilee line was part suspended and the Waterloo and City line completely suspended while officers investigated.
The Jubilee line was suspended following a security alert at Waterloo station, Transport for London (TfL) said. "There is no service on the Jubilee Line.
There's severe delays on the Jubilee Line this afternoon (15 June) due to a security alert at Waterloo Station.
British Transport Police said: “Officers were called to Waterloo Underground station at 3.53pm today (15 June) following reports of a suspicious package. There’s severe delays this afternoon (15 June) due to a security alert at Waterloo Station, the station had to be evacuated due to a suspicious package.
Waterloo Underground station closed for a short time on Wednesday afternoon while police attended to reports of a “suspicious package”.
“Thankfully it was deemed to be non-suspicious and the station will shortly be re-opened.” “The station was evacuated as a precaution while officers attended to assess the item. British Transport Police said Waterloo station was evacuated as a precaution and the package was “deemed to be non-suspicious”.
London Waterloo station was evacuated due to a "suspicious package", with the security alert shutting a stretch of the Jubilee Line, although it later ...
One social media user, who shared a picture of police at the scene, tweeted: "Major police presence at Waterloo Underground station. National Rail operating normally atm (at the moment) it seems. Transport for London tweeted: "There is no service on the Jubilee Line between London Bridge and Green Park while we respond to a security alert at Waterloo.
London's Waterloo underground station will reopen shortly, having earlier been evacuated as a precaution due to a suspicious package which turned out to be ...
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A major London station was evacuated this afternoon (Wednesday, June 15) over a "suspicious package". The Waterloo station security alert caused the Jubilee ...
However, the incident has now been confirmed as non-suspicious by the Met Police and stood down. A spokesperson from British Transport Police said: "Officers were called to Waterloo Underground station at 3.53pm today following reports of a suspicious package. A spokesperson for the British Transport Police said: "Officers were called to Waterloo Underground station at 3.53pm today (15 June) following reports of a suspicious package.
A spokeswoman for British Transport Police said that officers were called to Waterloo Underground station at 3.53pm today (June 15) after reports of a ...
A fault with the signalling system between Vauxhall and London Waterloo is also causing delays of up to 30 minutes to train services running to and from London Waterloo. The Waterloo and City Line reported at 4.44pm that a Good Service has resumed. Its spokeswoman said: "Thankfully, it was deemed to be non-suspicious and the station will shortly be re-opened." Transport for London (TfL) reports that there is no service from London Bridge to Green Park on the Jubilee line and that there are severe delays on the rest of the route while it responds to a security alert at Waterloo. The Waterloo and City line has also been suspended. British Transport Police said in a further statement that the station was evacuated as a precaution while officers attended and assessed the suspicious item. She said: "Specialist officers are in attendance and the station has been evacuated while they assess the item."