TfL and DfT told to tighten grip on £30m a week Crossrail job

By Jordan Marshall2019-01-29T06:01:00

KPMG review says pair should look at sending observers to Crossrail board meetings

Transport for London and the Department for Transport have been told they should increase the amount of input the pair have into the problem-riddled Crossrail programme.

An independent review from KPMG, which was commissioned by TfL and the DfT last September, has recommended that each of the sponsors send an observer along to Crossrail board meetings.

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