Leaks send costs on ISG’s revamp of former Eurostar terminal through the roof

By Tom Lowe2020-09-25T05:00:00

Problems on mixed-use job sees price tag jump £16m

The cost of ISG’s contract to revamp Waterloo’s former International Eurostar Terminal has jumped by nearly 40% because of leaking roof.

Developer London and Continental Railways (LCR) said the £16m hike in price was down to dilapidation works relating to “certain asset management decisions, related to a roof leak”.

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