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UK’s public spending watchdog to investigate Lower Thames Crossing project

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Richard Partington
UK’s public spending watchdog to investigate Lower Thames Crossing project
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The UK's National Audit Office is set to investigate the £11bn Lower Thames Crossing project following public concern over rising costs. Despite being spared from recent infrastructure budget cuts, the project faces scrutiny regarding its financial viability and high cost per mile.

The Lower Thames crossing was spared from billions of pounds of cuts to infrastructure projects. Illustration: Joas Souza/National Highways The Lower Thames crossing was spared from billions of pounds of cuts to infrastructure projects. Illustration: Joas Souza/National Highways UK news UK’s public spending watchdog to investigate Lower Thames Crossing project Exclusive: Campaigners voice concerns over rising costs of £11bn Essex to Kent road tunnel

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