Transport for London announced that the opening “will not occur in 2020” and admits its total cost could soar to £18.25 billion.
The line should have opened last December.
Crossrail bosses had drawn up a revised plan to open the central section under the West End in a “six-month window” between October next year and March 2021.
But today TfL formally ruled out its opening next year in a statement to the London Stock Exchange. The line will open but no commitment to this happening by March 2021.
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