More grillings coming the way of Crossrail bosses

By Jordan Marshall2019-04-30T05:00:00

Public Accounts Committee set to get its chance after last week’s news scheme won’t open until March 2021

Senior Crossrail figures and the Department for Transport are set to be grilled by watchdog MPs in two weeks’ time.

A spokesman for the Public Accounts Committee said its next evidence session would be on 15 May.

Crossrail’s chief executive Mark Wild and chair Tony Meggs last faced the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), the government’s spending watchdog, on 6 March, when Wild confirmed there was no chance the scheme would open this year.

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