Thirty iconic London landmarks have been lit up in purple tonight to celebrate the opening of the new Elizabeth Line on Tuesday. The Elizabeth line, also known as Crossrail, will run for... Read more »
For the first time the new Elizabeth train line has been included on the Transport for London (TfL) tube map. The transport company is insisting the new £20bn over budget cross-London line... Read more »
Specialist businesses in Greater Manchester helped build key sections of the new Elizabeth line stations in London. Manchester-based Vetter UK, part of the Laing O’Rourke group, contributed to the delivery of Tottenham... Read more »
The Queen has made a surprise visit to see the new Elizabeth line at London’s Paddington Station. The 96-year-old monarch joined her youngest son the Earl of Wessex for the official visit,... Read more »
The Queen has marked the completion of London’s Crossrail project by attending the opening ceremony of the Elizabeth line. Accompanied by the Earl of Wessex, she was welcomed by the prime minister,... Read more »
The Earl of Wessex will mark the completion of London’s Crossrail project by travelling on the Elizabeth line. Edward will be welcomed by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan... Read more »
As part of Transport for London (TfL)’s preparations for the Elizabeth line, it will be restructuring parts of its bus network from this Saturday (May 14) onwards. Most of the changes are... Read more »
It does leave one very tired and exhausted, said Queen Elizabeth about the virus. (FILE) London: Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, who turns 96 soon, has spoken of serious fatigue after she contracted... Read more »
The Reading to Paddington section of the Elizabeth Line is already open. The rest of the Crossrail project isn’t far behind, and it’s promised that travel times in the capital will be... Read more »
The longest medieval cathedral in the world, Winchester, is 170 metres (558ft) from end to end. The new stations on the Elizabeth line are 240 metres (788ft) or more long, and sometimes... Read more »
