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London mayor confirms clause will be triggered if line not open by start of 2023
Transport for London will be forced to pay up if Crossrail does not start running trains through Canary Wharf before the end of next year.
A written answer from London mayor and TfL chair Sadiq Khan has revealed the pair had struck a deal that will see Canary Wharf compensated if the Elizabeth line falls more than six months past its current scheduled completion date.
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