Handover of first Crossrail station delayed

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Custom House was due to be handed to Rail for London this month

Crossrail’s plans have been dealt a blow with the handover of the £17.8bn’s first station delayed by a faulty fire alarm control panel.

The team in charge of the railway are planning to handover all shafts, portals and stations to infrastructure managers London Underground and Rail for London to maintain ahead of trial running starting in February next year. 

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