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  • Elizabeth Line branded a ‘folie de grandeur’ in Treasury campaign against Crossrail

    Transport and infrastructure

    Tory Chancellor Kenneth Clarke warned that initial plans for the Elizabeth Line were a “folie de grandeur” that taxpayers would be unwilling to foot the bill, during a protracted rearguard action against the megaproject by the Treasury in the 1990s, City AM can reveal. According to a fraught set of ministerial correspondence released to the [...]

    TfL: Elizabeth line trains at Old Oak Common depot
  • Elizabeth Line operator doubles profit before contract loss

    Transport and infrastructure

    Profit at the first company to operate the Elizabeth Line in London more than doubled in the year before it lost the contract, it has been revealed. The division of MTR Corporation is part of the wider majority government-owned public transport operator and property developer in Hong Kong and had run the line since it first opened. However, the [...]

    The Elizabeth Line was taken over by a new operator earlier this year. (Photo by Isabel Infantes/Getty Images)
  • The Elizabeth Line has clocked enough miles for 45 round trips to the moon

    Transport and infrastructure

    The Elizabeth Line has clocked up enough miles in its first three years to reach the moon and back 45 times, it has been revealed. More than 600m passenger journeys have been made on the UK’s single busiest railway service since operations began in 2022, according to Transport for London (TfL). That means London’s ‘Lizzie [...]

    The Elizabeth Line has clocked up enough miles in its first three years to reach the moon and back 45 times, it has been revealed.
  • Sadiq Khan is squandering the success of the Elizabeth Line

    May 1, 2025

    Despite the popularity and success of the Elizabeth Line, other major transport projects in the capital are in limbo, writes James Ford Everybody loves the Elizabeth Line, right? There are the sleek, open-plan trains, the breathtaking, well-designed stations and, perhaps best of all, there are the smooth and swift journey times that have created new [...]

  • Ministers to oversee HS2 amid warnings of ‘dire delivery failure’

    October 20, 2024

    Ministers will oversee work on HS2, the government has announced, as the transport secretary warned costs had spiralled out of control. Louise Haigh has announced urgent action to bring the cost and delivery of the high speed route from London to Birmingham back under control. It comes as the Sunday Times revealed leaked documents marked [...]

  • Siemens to invest £100m and secure over 800 jobs

    March 4, 2024

    Siemens is to invest £100m in a "centre of manufacturing excellence" in Wiltshire.

  • Elizabeth Line usage soars by 41 per cent as London commuters get around tube and rail strikes

    March 17, 2023

    One in six journeys on Britain’s transport network have been made on the new Elizabeth line, with 62m taken on London’s newest railway between October and December 2022. Out of almost 370m rail passenger journeys across the UK, Crossrail accounted for 41 per cent, according to new figures released by the Office for Rail and [...]

  • Canary Wharf buzz almost back as Elizabeth line sees passenger demand near pre-pandemic levels

    February 2, 2023

    Passenger demand at Canary Wharf is now at 90 per cent of pre-pandemic levels on weekdays, according to new data. Transport for London (TfL) figures shared exclusively today with City A.M. show that travel demand on Thursdays has returned to 90 per cent of 2019 levels, while passenger numbers are exceeding pre-pandemic levels on most [...]

  • Elizabeth line hits the 100 million milestone with Tottenham Court Road the most popular destination

    February 1, 2023

    Over 100 million trips have been made using the Elizabeth line since it opened last May, Transport for London (TfL) has revealed. Figures from TfL show that passenger numbers have been above expected levels, with around 600,000 trips made each day. “I’m so proud that we’ve now seen more than 100 million journeys since the [...]

  • Elizabeth line: No service to the City and the Wharf TODAY as strike goes ahead despite Khan’s attempts to avert it

    January 12, 2023

    No trains will operate on the Elizabeth line today between Paddington and Abbey Wood as staff are walking out over salaries and pensions.  The industrial action will also lead to reduced service on the east and west ends of the line, between Liverpool Street and Shenfield as well as between Paddington, Reading and Heathrow.  Members [...]

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