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Crossrail workers have celebrated a full year of tunnelling by dedicating a birthday cake to one of their boring machines, Phyllis. The faithful ...
While additional traffic may be good news for businesses, for the gays and lesbians that form the foundation of Soho's sense of community there is a danger that in this commuter boom Soho could lose its sense of place and identity.
Carefully laid out skeletons thought to be from a 14th century burial ground have been discovered during work on the London's Crossrail project. Tw...
Boris Johnson was at the Crossrail Tunnelling Academy in Ilford Essex on Monday, visiting apprentices and getting a lesson in how to spray concrete. ...
Labour is to call for an investigation into the blacklisting of workers by construction firms involved in major projects, including the Olympics and C...
London Mayor Boris Johnson has unveiled his plans for London transport in “the biggest transformation since the Victorian age”. Speaking to Co...
Hopes rose on Tuesday that Britain's last remaining train factory will win a job-saving £1bn contract for London's Crossrail project. Derby-based ...
It has long been accepted that infrastructure development is a vital piece of the growth puzzle. David Cameron certainly subscribes to this mantra, having put infrastructure at the heart of his growth strategy when he outlined a huge £30bn investment over the next four years.
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- The decision on who will supply new trains for Crossrail will be delayed, it has been reported. Bosses of the £16bn rail sche...
