Select Committee on the Crossrail Bill Minutes of Evidence


Examination of Witnesses (Questions 6080 - 6082)

  6080. LORD BROOKE OF ALVETHORPE: So Coal Pensions Properties, Lancaster Investments and Greater London Offices are all out, are they?

  6081. MS LIEVEN: Lancaster Investments and Greater London Offices have gone. Coal Pensions, my Lord, are the ones who may turn up and it is an argument about compensation for car parking. Just to give your Lordships a little bit of the background, it is a property at Tottenham Court Road, which we are not purchasing but where there will be work to the access route at the back which goes to their car park. So Mr Berryman will give evidence, if they attend, on why we need the access route when we need it, and Mr Smith can give evidence on compensation. I am still optimistic we may settle with them.

  6082. CHAIRMAN: We will see, Ms Lieven. Thank you very much. Is there anything else? I think we can adjourn until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.






 
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