New images highlight Elizabeth line progress above ground
New images released by Crossrail highlight construction progress above ground for the Elizabeth line.
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TfL to enhance frequency on the Elizabeth line
Services on the Elizabeth line are set to be even more extensive and frequent than originally planned when the line becomes fully operational... Read more...
Powering Britain’s newest railway – It’s electrifying
New images released by Crossrail reveal further tunnel fit-out progress as work continues under London to install the overhead catenary... Read more...
The future of cross-London travel arrives
Customers were today given their first chance to travel on the state-of-the-art trains that will serve the Elizabeth line when the... Read more...
Goldman Sachs and City of London Corporation funding artwork by Simon Periton at Farringdon station
Goldman Sachs and the City of London Corporation is co-funding the largest commission ever to be undertaken by renowned British artist... Read more...
Shenfield ready for new trains as TfL Rail services return
Network Rail has successfully completed rail upgrades to the Great Eastern Main Line in preparation for the Elizabeth line between... Read more...
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Tunnel: The Archaeology of Crossrail made available online in new immersive website
A new virtual version of the exhibition Tunnel: The Archaeology of Crossrail at the Museum of London Docklands gives people the chance... Read more...
Construction advances at Abbey Wood as new Elizabeth line tracks and platforms complete
Construction of the platform structures and tracks for Elizabeth line services at Abbey Wood have been completed by Network Rail, marking... Read more...
Striking architectural ceilings completed at Farringdon and Liverpool Street Elizabeth line stations
Crossrail has completed construction of the striking new architectural ceilings at Farringdon and Liverpool Street Elizabeth line stations.... Read more...
Apprentices celebrated at Crossrail’s annual awards
Ben Cox, a 22 year-old civil engineering apprentice from Medway in Kent has been named Crossrail Apprentice of the Year.