TfL to face the music for Garden Bridge decisions

By Jordan Marshall2019-04-15T05:00:00

But charity behind scheme tells London Assembly it won't be turning up for grilling

Transport for London is set to front a London Assembly inquiry into its handling of the failed Garden Bridge project.

The Assembly's Garden Bridge Working Group will question TfL's head of corporate services Andy Brown about the scheme, which earlier this year was revealed to have cost more than £50m, with the hit to the public purse reaching almost £43m.

In a statement the Assembly said the session, which will take place later this morning (15 April), would look at TfL's role in the project's failure.

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