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Crossrail
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Crossrail: New images show a near complete Tottenham Court Road station
Tottenham Court Road Station is nearing completion as images show the massive progress made at one of Crossrail's central stations. -
Outgoing ACE chief executive among new appointments to Crossrail’s board
Outgoing ACE chief executive Nelson Ogunshakin is among the raft of changes to Crossrail's board as the project accelerates towards completion. -
Crossrail scoops prestigious award and judged to have greatest contribution to London
The £14.8bn Crossrail project has been awarded the Greatest Contribution to London award by the ICE. -
Going underground - an inside look at the progress of Crossrail
As the finishing touches are added to numerous Crossrail stations, Infrastructure Intelligence takes an exclusive look at how the final preparations are coming along. -
Crossrail still set for December completion despite cost pressures and testing issues
TfL commissioner Mike Brown has revealed how design issues and problems in testing has forced Crossrail to change its delivery schedule. -
Crossrail chief executive to step down after seven years
Crossrail has announced that its chief executive Andrew Wolstenholme is to leave after seven years at the helm. -
Countdown to Crossrail: first Elizabeth line train driven through tunnels
The first testing of Elizabeth line trains has been completed as Crossrail heads towards opening in December 2018. -
Crossrail on track for December opening despite electrical testing “explosion”
Despite an incident during the testing of electrical equipment, the Elizabeth line remains on course to open as planned in December 2018. -
Any delay to Crossrail project is biggest revenue risk to TfL, says deputy mayor
Val Shawcross, the deputy mayor of transport for London, says the project is "one to watch" moving forward. -
Video: Chris Sexton on why Crossrail must stick to the plan to finish on time
Crossrail technical director Sexton outlines the challenge of embracing new “dynamic” of transition from civils work to electrical and mechanical fit out ahead of 2018 opening.