TfL told to come clean about capital project plans

By Jordan Marshall2019-01-18T06:00:00

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The London Assembly’s budget and performance committee says the organisation’s plans regarding future capital projects should be made public

Transport for London has been told to make its capital project priorities public, as its ongoing financial woes continue to threaten future schemes.

In its response to London mayor Sadiq Khan’s draft budget for 2019-2020 the London Assembly’s budget and performance committee has said the cash-strapped transport authority should come clean about which projects are on the chopping block.

The committee said: “There may be more postponed or cancelled projects in future years, particularly if the revenue position does not go exactly as TfL says it will.

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