London Assembly says others need to take their share of Crossrail blame, not just Terry Morgan

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Former chairman the ‘fall guy’ but ex-chief executives including Andrew Wolstenholme also responsible for debacle

Terry Morgan is being made the scapegoat for Crossrail’s problems and the finger of blame also needs to be pointed at the railway’s former chief executives such as Andrew Wolstenholme, the leader of the London Assembly’s transport committee has said.

Caroline Pidgeon said Morgan, who stepped down as Crossrail’s chairman last December, was being made the “fall guy” for the issues which have engulfed the scheme.

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