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Concerns over the effect that the Crossrail construction project could have on the capital's heritage have re-emerged this week. Petitions sent to the House of Commons about the Crossrail Bill make it clear that both landowners and conservation groups fear the effect of severe subsidence on buildings such as the Barbican and Spitalfields Meat Market.
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