2008: Desk Study describing the archaeology and heritage background at the Paddington Station work sites for Crossrail.

2011: This document presents the results of the second stage of building recording works on the London Street Deck ahead of construction works. It reports specifically on the Milk Ramp and should be read in conjunction with Paddington Station: Building Recording at the London Street Deck, which reports on the wider Red Star Deck area.

2014: The evaluation, consisting of two machine dug test pits, identified substantial “made ground” deposits overlying layers of alluvium and brickearth. Layers of Pleistocene gravel and sands, parts of the River Terrace Gravel formation were uncovered at the base of both test pits. “Tufa” rich clay deposits of probable Pleistocene date were identified in Test Pit 2. No artefacts or ecofacts were visible in any of these deposits.

2012: Interim report setting out the preliminary results from archaeological trial trench evaluation at Eastbourne Terrace, Paddington.

2015: This document reports on the historic building recording of the Departures Road area of Paddington station (NGR TQ 265 813). The main recording work was undertaken in 2009 by Scott Wilson Ltd on behalf of Crossrail. The main report was prepared by Rebecca Lane. Fieldwork was carried out by members of the Scott Wilson Heritage team.

2010: Level 2 English Heritage building recording report for non-listed structures within the PIP Triangle site, Paddington.

2016: An archaeological watching brief has been maintained on Crossrail works carried out in the locality of Paddington Station. One element of the observation work has been the recording and characterisation of a wooden sett roadway in Departures Road. This document summarises that characterisation in order to inform the potential incorporation of salvaged blocks into the proposed paving design around the Crossrail station.

2016: This building record of the Milk Ramp, which forms part of the London Street (Red Star Deck), Paddington Station, is submitted in response to a specification (Doc ref: CR-SD-WES- CN-AE-00005) prepared as a requirement of the Heritage Agreements between the Statutory Undertaker the City of Westminster and English Heritage. The purpose of the work is to create an accurate record and thorough understanding of the structural elements that will be affected by the scheme works.

2016: A programme of archaeological investigations were undertaken by Oxford Archaeology/Ramboll UK (OAR), in the vicinity of Paddington Station, City of Westminster, London W2. The intermittent watching brief works, which were carried out as part of the Paddington Integrated Project (PIP) Crossrail works, commenced in September 2010 and continued through to July 2012.

2012: Addendum to WSI setting out monitoring works required (following evaluation trial trenches), during the bulk excavation of the Eastbourne Terrace station box.

2010: WSI setting out the scope of work for archaeology and heritage works at the Paddington Integrated Project site, on the north side of the station.

2011: Paddington WSI setting out scope and specification of archaeology and heritage works for the Crossrail Project.

2016: Intermittent watching brief works were commenced in June 2010 and continuedthrough to January 2014. These comprised the monitoring of works prior to and during the construction of the Crossrail Paddington Station and recording of below ground structures and strata.