Crossrail

Crossrail’s latest boss has promised that he will “do this job without a bonus” after his predecessors came under fire

Boris Johnson “loves infrastructure”. At least, that’s what the Prime Minister said when he was asked about the High Speed

High risk incidents in the construction of Crossrail doubled this year, in a trend that an engineering company contracted by

Crossrail is set to pay out additional incentives worth millions of pounds to a US company originally hired to keep

Crossrail is increasingly likely to face further cost blowouts and delays, according to a new report. The £15.9bn underground rail

Crossrail has infamously fallen far off track from its original opening date of December 2018, with the £17.6bn Elizabeth Line

Crossrail bosses pocketed huge performance bonuses even as London’s huge rail network programme fell disastrously off track, MPs revealed today,

Would the railways run better with an independent “fat controller” in charge, as recently proposed? Scott Corfe, research director at

When Sadiq Khan was elected as London mayor just over three years ago, it was off the back of some big

Transport for London (TfL) delayed nearly half a billion pounds in capital spending during its latest financial year, while its

The Canary Wharf Group has hit back at Crossrail over claims that an extra £80m has been spent to make the

Crossrail is spending nearly £13m a year on drivers who are spending their time practising as they wait for the delayed