More than 6,000 people still working on Crossrail

By Jordan Marshall2019-04-16T05:00:00

Source: © Crossrail Ltd

Councils to be given update on scheme's progress at high-level meeting next month

A letter sent by the chair and deputy chair of Crossrail to the leader of a Berkshire council has revealed more than 6,000 people were working on Crossrail sites at the start of this month.

In the letter, which was sent to the leader of Windsor and Maidenhead council Simon Dudley, Crossrail chair Tony Meggs and deputy chair Nick Raynsford said reducing expenditure on the £17.6bn scheme was a top priority.

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