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All aboard for Crossrail 2

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Published on: 02 December 2014
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Table of contents

  • Original news
  • What are the key considerations in this consultation?
  • Are difficulties expected?
  • Who is most likely to be affected? Who should respond to the consultation?
  • What are the broader concerns around Crossrail 2?
  • How does this fit into the wider infrastructure drive?

Article summary

Property analysis: As the first Crossrail project takes place underneath London, its successor—Crossrail 2—has been opened for consultation on the safeguarding of land along the route. Christian Drage, partner at Berwin Leighton Paisner and a specialist in planning and environment law, explains how stakeholders can respond, and key considerations to be borne in mind.

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