Plans approved for striking residential scheme at Fisher Street in central London
Plans by Crossrail to develop 30,000 square feet of residential space in Holborn have been approved by Camden Council.
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Shortlist confirmed for the fit-out of Woolwich Crossrail station
Crossrail today confirmed the shortlist for the contract for the fit-out of the new station at Woolwich. The contract, with a value... Read more...
Breakthrough as tunnelling giant Elizabeth arrives at Stepney Green Cavern
Crossrail reached another important milestone today as 1,000 tonne tunnel boring machine Elizabeth broke into one of Europe’s... Read more...
Plans approved for high-quality office development at Bond Street station
Plans by Crossrail and development partner Grosvenor for a major office development at 65 Davies Street in Mayfair have moved ahead... Read more...
Excavation of new Crossrail dive-under begins at Acton
The excavation of 34,000 tonnes of earth for a new rail underpass just outside Acton Main Line station has begun as part of works to... Read more...
Network Rail awards two major Crossrail contracts for west London and Berkshire
Network Rail has awarded a contract to VINCI Construction UK Ltd. for the design and upgrade of 13 stations in west London and Berkshire... Read more...
New landmark Abbey Wood station gets the green light
Plans for a brand new station have been approved by the London Borough of Bexley and the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
Crossrail and Transport for London Graduate Schemes now open
Crossrail and Transport for London (TfL) have welcomed 140 new graduate trainees into their organisations. The graduate trainees will... Read more...
Crossrail awards Paddington New Yard contract
Crossrail today announced its intention to award the contract for C336 Paddington New Yard to Costain Limited.
First Crossrail tunnelling machine completes her journey
Crossrail has completed the construction of the first of its new train tunnels under London. It comes as Crossrail’s tunnelling... Read more...