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Monday, October 19, 2026

Westminster Bridge closed in both directions due to 'welfare concerns'

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Westminster Bridge was closed in both directions on Sunday as officers respond to an incident.

Met Police were called to the area just before 4pm following concerns for the welfare of a man.

Emergency services remained at the scene as of 8pm while diversions were in place.

The London Ambulance Service confirmed teams were dispatched to the scene.

A Met spokesperson said: "Police were called at 15:41hrs on Sunday, 18 October following concerns for the welfare of a man on Westminster Bridge.

"Emergency services remain at the scene and Westminster Bridge, along with a number of surrounding roads, has been closed while officers respond to the incident.

"Motorists and pedestrians are advised to avoid the area where possible."

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