In article .com, Bob
writes
However in view of the fact that Crossrail has received a large number
of objections -
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspap...938998,00.html
- the promoters might come to the realisation that a project that
sensibly maximises the hinterland of rail access to Heathrow might be
integral to getting the broader parliamentary support necessary to get
the Crossrail bill on the statute book.

Don't read too much into the number of objections.

I've been involved in putting in a formal petition against the Crossrail
Bill. Not because we want to kill Crossrail, but because that's the only
way to get our issues (to do with relocation of telco equipment)
addressed. I suspect that the majority of objections are on a similar
basis.

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