BBC - Soho shops make way for Crossrail
 

On Nov 14, 5:09*pm, " wrote:
Dozens of shop owners in Soho, central London, must quit their
buildings by next week to make way for Crossrail.

The 84 landlords around Tottenham Court Road station must vacate their
premises by 18 November for the £16bn scheme.

The buildings in part of Oxford Street and Dean Street will be
demolished to enable the station to be extended.

More athttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8358924.stm

Is this really for Crossrail, or does this relate to the expansion of
the existing Central Line station, which Crossrail will share? I
didn't think funds for "real" Crossrail work had been released yet?

BBC - Soho shops make way for Crossrail
 

E27002 wrote:
On Nov 14, 5:09 pm, " wrote:
Dozens of shop owners in Soho, central London, must quit their
buildings by next week to make way for Crossrail.

The 84 landlords around Tottenham Court Road station must vacate
their premises by 18 November for the £16bn scheme.

The buildings in part of Oxford Street and Dean Street will be
demolished to enable the station to be extended.

More athttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8358924.stm

Is this really for Crossrail, or does this relate to the expansion of
the existing Central Line station, which Crossrail will share? I
didn't think funds for "real" Crossrail work had been released yet?

Definitely for Crossrail AFAICT. Dean St will be the second entrance to
Tottenham Court Rd Crossrail station. Most of the properties required for
the development at the current entrance have already been demolished.

Paul S

BBC - Soho shops make way for Crossrail
 

"Paul Scott" wrote in message
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E27002 wrote:
On Nov 14, 5:09 pm, " wrote:
Dozens of shop owners in Soho, central London, must quit their
buildings by next week to make way for Crossrail.

The 84 landlords around Tottenham Court Road station must vacate
their premises by 18 November for the £16bn scheme.

The buildings in part of Oxford Street and Dean Street will be
demolished to enable the station to be extended.

More athttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8358924.stm

Is this really for Crossrail, or does this relate to the expansion of
the existing Central Line station, which Crossrail will share? I
didn't think funds for "real" Crossrail work had been released yet?

Definitely for Crossrail AFAICT. Dean St will be the second entrance to
Tottenham Court Rd Crossrail station. Most of the properties required for
the development at the current entrance have already been demolished.

Paul S


Here's a view I saw a couple of months ago. Looked pretty much the same
yesterday.
http://s191.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=DSC00195.jpg

BBC - Soho shops make way for Crossrail
 

On Nov 17, 12:45*am, "Nick P"
wrote:
"Paul Scott" wrote in message

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E27002 wrote:
On Nov 14, 5:09 pm, " wrote:
Dozens of shop owners in Soho, central London, must quit their
buildings by next week to make way for Crossrail.

The 84 landlords around Tottenham Court Road station must vacate
their premises by 18 November for the £16bn scheme.

The buildings in part of Oxford Street and Dean Street will be
demolished to enable the station to be extended.

More athttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8358924.stm

Is this really for Crossrail, or does this relate to the expansion of
the existing Central Line station, which Crossrail will share? *I
didn't think funds for "real" Crossrail work had been released yet?

Definitely for Crossrail AFAICT. *Dean St will be the second entrance to
Tottenham Court Rd Crossrail station. *Most of the properties required for
the development at the current entrance have already been demolished.

Paul S

Here's a view I saw a couple of months ago. Looked pretty much the same
yesterday.http://s191.photobucket.com/albums/z.../?action=view&...

Wow, Saint Giles Circus is a changing.