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Tuesday 04 August 2015 8:01 pm

All lines have reopened after trains were suspended from London Bridge Station due to incident in Brockley

By: James Nickerson

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All lines from London Bridge have reopened after trains were suspended due to a person on the track in Brockley, in the London Borough of Lewisham.

Some travel disruption is still expected until around 9pm, Network Rail said.

All lines have now reopened – there are residual delays of up to 30 minutes expected until at least 21:00 #Brockley

— National Rail (@nationalrailenq) August 4, 2015

Southern Railway said: 

Emergency services are dealing with an incident near Brockley which is causing disruption to services between London Bridge / Surrey Quays and Crystal Palace / Norwood Junction.

At London Bridge Station doors were earlier closed:

https://twitter.com/foggathorpe/status/628612959900692481

Network Rail earlier said they are on site with the British Transport Police and emergency services at Brockley. 

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