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  • Crossrail links London

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    Easter 2013 bridge works included three bridge installations at Old Stockley and Trenches bridges in Hillingdon and Middlegreen Road Bridge in Slough. Horton Bridge in Slough was demolished following the installation of the new bridge at Christmas 2012.

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    Easter 2013 bridge works included three bridge installations at Old Stockley and Trenches bridges in Hillingdon and Middlegreen Road Bridge in Slough. Horton Bridge in Slough was demolished following the installation of the new bridge at Christmas 2012.

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    Three bridge demolitions and one bridge installation in Slough and Hillingdon, Christmas 2012.

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    Installing a double junction at Acton freight yard

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    Demolition of Dog Kennel Bridge near Iver to make way for Crossrail services

     
  • ON Schedule 

    Network Rail is responsible for the design, development and delivery of the parts of Crossrail that are on the existing network, covering 70km of track and 27 stations from Maidenhead in the west to Abbey Wood and Shenfield in the east.

    Step-free access

    Step-free access will be provided at the majority of the stations on the route.

    Longer trains, more passengers

    Platform extensions will allow longer, higher capacity trains to run and turnback facilities will improve the reliability of passenger services.

    London links

    When it opens from 2018, Crossrail will provide new transport links with the Tube, Thameslink, National Rail, DLR and London Overground.

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    Network Rail's demolition of Dog Kennel Bridge, near Iver, to make way for Crossrail services.

    Map of the planned Crossrail route