TfL mulls publishing unredacted accounts of Crossrail problems

By Jordan Marshall2021-11-23T06:00:00

A picture of the Crossrail office near its Liverpool Street station project

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Monthly progress reports by Jacobs have regularly seen information deemed sensitive stripped out

The scale of the problems that have engulfed Crossrail may be laid bare once the project is finally complete, the Mayor of London has said.

Sadiq Khan, who is also the chair of Transport for London, made the admission in response to a question from London Assembly transport committee chair Caroline Pidgeon who wanted to know whether unredacted reports from Jacobs would ever see the light of day.

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