Crossrail: The level of denial is incredible

By Dave Rogers2019-05-22T12:00:00

Clearly, Crossrail bosses had trouble with facts staring them in the face

With every new hearing that Crossrail top brass, past and present, are required to attend, it becomes more and more extraordinary that this time last year Crossrail was, officially at least, sticking to the line that the railway would open in just a few months’ time.

Last week’s hearing before MPs on the Public Accounts Committee brought more revelations.

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