Completing Crossrail
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| Title | Completing Crossrail |
| Part of |  Crossrail (National Audit Office) (4)
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| Publisher |  National Audit Office (8)
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| Authors |  Amyas Morse (3)
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| Date |  May 2019
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| Summary | "Crossrail is past the point of no return. Nearly £16 billion has already been spent. Tunnelling completed in 2015, trains have been ordered and some are already in service, and Network Rail has lengthened platforms, and enhanced stations and signalling on the existing network in readiness for Crossrail services." |
| Keywords |  Public transport (201) Governance (141) Cities (56) Heavy rail (160)
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| Locations |  London (111)
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| Archive |  Archived by Wayback Machine on 21 November 2025
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