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CABE to review Crossrail station designs

19 November 2008

A design review panel has been set up by CABE to provide advice on design quality for new Crossrail stations, and the buildings above them.

All-Party infrastructure group launched

18 November 2008

An All-Party Parliamentary Group has been launched to tackle key infrastructure issues such as energy security, flood prevention and transport development.

Camden approves square makeover

18 November 2008

The London Borough of Camden has approved a pedestrian friendly makeover for a busy junction.

Johnson pledges Heathrow legal challenge cash

18 November 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson has pledged an initial £15,000 towards the cost of mounting a legal challenge if the government gives the go ahead to plans for a third runway at Heathrow airport.

Tube boss set for Crossrail role

17 November 2008

Terry Morgan, the current chief executive of Tube Lines, has been appointed non-exec chair of Crossrail.

Stansted campaign begins court battle

14 November 2008

Campaign group Stop Stansted Expansion (SSE) has lodged an Appeal with the High Court challenging last month's decision by the government to allow a dramatic expansion of passenger numbers at the airport.