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Paddington Elizabeth line station transfers from Crossrail to Transport for London Six of the ten new stations are now preparing for passenger service, with Whitechapel next to follow this summer Twelve trains per hour operating through central tunnels as part of Trial Running phase Railway on track for passenger service in first half of 2022
West Drayton station transformed for customers as extended ticket hall opens and step-free access introduced for first time. New lifts introduce step-free access to platforms for first time in the station’s 183-year history Major redevelopment completed by Network Rail in preparation for the Elizabeth line includes a new glass and steel extension providing an additional entrance New covered walkway... Read more...
London Underground customers for Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City lines can use lifts in the new entrance on Moorfields from today (Monday, 5th July) Liverpool Street Elizabeth line station handed over to London Underground ahead of the line opening in the first half of 2022
Woolwich Elizabeth line station has today been officially transferred to Transport for London (TfL), who will operate the Elizabeth line.
New southern entrance now open for customers Network Rail continues work on wider station improvements including installing new lifts
• New lifts to platforms for TfL Rail, District and Central lines on London Underground andGreatWestern Railway services • Station improvements completed by Network Rail also include new ticket office, gatelines andcustomer information screens • Step-free access to be provided at Southall, Hayes & Harlington and West Drayton later this year The new ticket hall at Ealing Broadway station opened... Read more...
Trial running of trains gets underway on the Elizabeth line Four trains per hour now operating through central tunnels Railway on track for passenger service first half of 2022 Tottenham Court Road station officially transferred over to TfL
Farringdon Elizabeth line station has been officially handed over to Transport for London (TfL) today. It is the first of the central London stations to be transferred over to TfL, who will operate the Elizabeth line.
Crossrail today announced that the Paddington Elizabeth line station has become the third of the newly built central stations whereconstruction works are sufficiently finished for final commissioning activities to start.
The Tottenham Court Road Elizabeth line station has reached an important milestone with construction works sufficiently finished for final commissioning activities to start, Crossrail has confirmed.
Crossrail Ltd plans to bring the Elizabeth line into passenger service as soon as practically possible.
