Crossrail
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Completed… the other London marathon
STEFANIE BROWNE reports on the mammoth engineering feat that has resulted in 26 miles of new tunnels being bored through London
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Strictly for the birds!
Crossrail's benefits are also extending far beyond the route’s eastern terminus - all the way to a nature reserve on the Essex coast. STEFANIE BROWNE reports
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Common ground
With an IEP and Crossrail depot, a planned HS2 station and London Overground station, Old Oak Common could soon be the most important rail centre in London.
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Crossrail 2 to ease future congestion
PAUL PRENTICE profiles the plans for London’s next major cross-city line, and examines how far the project has progressed
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Crossrail: reshaping London's landscape
RAIL monitors how the Crossrail project is progressing
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Full steam ahead for Crossrail
The £15.9 billion Crossrail scheme will transform London’s railway map. As the project enters a busy, crucial year, RAIL charts the progress of Crossrail.
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£15.9 billion Crossrail: ‘Show me the money’
Crossrail as a major catalyst for future economic recovery. But Crossrail’s funding structure is not looking sufficiently robust. PAUL COLEMAN reports.
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A cut-price Crossrail?
DAVID R WRIGHT proposes a cheaper, quicker, simpler Crossrail based on using existing ‘tubes’ between Paddington and Liverpool Street
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Review: train and ferry together tickets
With through train and ferry tickets available from most stations in Britain to Ireland and the Netherlands, Andy Comfort samples Sail Rail.
Project Brunel: assessing Network Rail's project to stabilise Great Western Main Line performance
Network Rail’s recovery programme to stabilise performance between Reading and London Paddington has reached half time. Paul Clifton joins the project leaders.
Wrexham and Shropshire open access managers explain their vision
The Wrexham, Shropshire and Midlands Railway could be on the verge of approval for its service to London Euston. Peter Plisner talks to those behind the plans.
