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Canary Wharf Elizabeth line station transferred to TfL
Major step forward sees Canary Wharf become the ninth Elizabeth line station Crossrail has transferred to TfL. -
Elizabeth line on track to open in the first half of this year
Passenger services will commence in first half of 2022 with initial services between Abbey Wood and Paddington. -
Construction complete as Crossrail hands Whitechapel station to TfL
Balfour Beatty, Morgan Sindall and VINCI joint venture successfully delivers Whitechapel Elizabeth Line station. -
Costain delivers Paddington Elizabeth line station to TfL
Paddington becomes the sixth Elizabeth line station to be transferred over to Transport for London. -
Crossrail prepares for Paddington handover to TfL
Costain Skanska JV finalising construction before Paddington station handover to TfL. -
Crossrail prepares for Tottenham Court Road station handover to TfL
Tottenham Court Road Elizabeth line station enters final commissioning phase. -
Crossrail set for £825m loan to continue construction
Crossrail is to receive an emergency £825m loan to avoid being mothballed and grinding to a halt. -
Crossrail delayed until 2022 and needs extra £1.1bn to complete
Elizabeth Line now running more than four years late, and set to cost almost £4bn more than originally planned. -
Crossrail delayed again until 2021, as costs rise by up to £650m
Software development for the signalling and train systems and the complex assurance and handover process cited as two critical reasons for the latest delay. -
Crossrail costs rise yet again, transport secretary reveals
More delays and rising costs continue to bedevil the capital’s flagship rail project.
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