Crossrail criticised for ‘lack of urgency’ in covid-19 recovery planning

Crossrail - Elizabeth line trains in production

Source: Crossrail Ltd

Jacobs also raises concerns about cost and programme management

Crossrail’s management has come under fire for failing to come up with a speedy plan on how to recover from the covid-19 pandemic.

Construction sites on the £18bn were brought to a stop on 24 March as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

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