The Wintery weather conditions are causing severe delays on London Underground services travelling through Ealing stations. 

Overnight frost and snow have caused havoc with Transport for London services across the capital and there are large delays causing trouble for those looking to travel. 

The Central Line and District Line, lines that stop at Ealing Broadway, West Ealing, and Ealing Common are both experiencing delays across the service. 

The Central Line has no service whatsoever between Hainault and Woodford due to track failures caused by the snow and ice. 

The rest of the line is experiencing "severe delays", although any valid tickets will be accepted on London Buses via "any reasonable route." 

The District Line has severe delays across the entire line due to power supply problems caused by ice on the track, and similarly all valid tickets will be accepted on London Buses via "any reasonable route." 

The Elizabeth Line is unaffected by the conditions and continues to run without any notable delays and cancellations, the same is true for Great Western Railways services. 

There is also little disruption to bus services in the area, only the 226 towards Greenford or Hanger Lane, and the N11 towards Boston Manor or Northfields are running slow. 

It is advisable to check your journey before you travel as there is a lot of disruption across the country on all forms of transport.