Crossrail

Moving London Forward

What is Crossrail?

A new railway for London and

the south east

118 km from east to west

24 trains per hour in each

direction

More than 200 million

passenger journey per annum

Spacious and bright stations

And much more…

Europe’s largest infrastructure project

£14.8bn funding

38 stations

9 new stations

42 km new tunnels

8 million cubic metres of spoil

140 main works contracts

Crossrail route

£42bn+

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Crossrail: realising the benefits

14,000 people

24 trains per hour

200 million journeys per year

Decreasing journey times

Current

journey time

Crossrail

journey time

Slough to Tottenham Court Road 55 minutes 36 minutes

Ilford to Bond Street 35 minutes 22 minutes

Heathrow to Liverpool Street 55 minutes 36 minutes

Liverpool Street to Abbey Wood 40 minutes 22 minutes

Paddington to Canary Wharf 30 minutes 17 minutes

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Design

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Project progress

Crossrail – delivering a railway

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Crossrail TOC

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Civils and

Tunnelling

Tunnelling

Tunnelling Progress: Over 26km

Spray Concrete Lined tunnels

On a tonne/km

basis 85% of

excavated material

is transported by rail

or water

Excavated material

Wallasea Island 2016

Central stations

Tottenham Court Road

Archaeology

Station designs

Paddington Station Whitechapel Station

Network Rail surface works

27 station upgrades

2 major structures 61km of track

179 switch & crossing units

1000 OLE structures, 150 km OLE

Signalling upgrade

c.£5.5bn additional residential and commercial property value

Support 57,000 new homes

3.25 million square metres of commercial office floor space

Property impacts

“Crossrail is more than a new rail link, it will be the catalyst for regeneration in key locations and a driver of London’s economic growth; in particular from a property perspective.”

Acquisition

Estate Management

Safeguarding

Development (OSD)

Urban Realm

Crossrail Land and Property

Service of Notices

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CPO Powers expire 21st July 20131. CPO Powers

granted 22nd July 2008

262.5 hectares of land

10 million cubic metres of sub-soil

4,000 &

Land Secured

Railway Development

Over-Site Development Partners

Further Development Opportunities

TCR West: Dean Street

Farringdon East: LindseyStreet

Paddington

Farringdon East: Lindsey Street

Liverpool Street

Tottenham Court Road West Fisher Street

Woolwich

Further Development Opportunities

Urban Realm Improvements

Tottenham Court Road

Key dates

Completion LUL works and re-opening Charing

Cross Road – Q4/15

Completion of the Crossrail Civil works – Q2/17

Testing and Commissioning – Q3/18

Completion of the Urban Realm – Q3/18

Station open and operational – Q4/18

Regenerative Impact

East end of Oxford Street

2 Dean Street

Dukelease

Retail provision

Primark

Rathbone place

Oxford House

Crossrail contribution

500,000 sq ft accommodation over the two

ticket halls

New theatre

92 Flats

Extensive urban realm improvements

Greatly improved retail offer on Oxford Street

and Charing Cross Road

World Class design

Crossrail schemes ready to start in 2017

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