2008: Detailed desk based assessment of the archaeological and non-listed built heritage potential at the Crossrail worksites at Royal Oak Portal and Westbourne Park.

2014: During late August 2011 and continuing intermittently through to early January 2012, Oxford Archaeology/Gifford (now Oxford Archaeology/Ramboll) carried out a Targeted Archaeological Watching Brief on land beneath and adjacent to Lord Hill’s Bridge, City of Westminster, London W2. The work was undertaken on behalf of Crossrail Ltd, prior to stabilisation and tunnelling work associated with the Crossrail Project.

2013: This report details archaeological work undertaken by Oxford Archaeology/Gifford (OAG) during 2010 and 2011 in connection with Crossrail works at Westbourne Park (WP) and Royal Oak Portal (ROP) in West London. Detailed report on faunal fossil discoveries and discovery of Alfred Villa. 

2010: Crossrail Ltd commissioned MOLA to make a Level 2 record of non-listed buildings and structures at Westbourne Park, Royal Oak Worksite West in June 2010, in advance of demolition or alteration of the structures. The structures recorded were a three storey, twenty bay purpose built brick warehouse building dating to 1938, formerly known as the Alfred Road Warehouse, which became a British Rail lost property depot in 1972 and was converted into the Great Western Studios in 1994; railway tracks associated with the late 19th-century goods yard within the Great Western Railway’s (GWR) cutting; and railway tracks dating to the Portobello Junction phase of development of the late 19th-early 20th centuries.

2010: Report setting out the results of an English Heritage Level 1 photographic record undertaken for isolated 19th-century railway structures within the Royal Oak Worksite East and Paddington Central Worksite.

2013: Interim report setting out the preliminary results of a targeted watching brief on the land beneath and adjacent to Lord Hill’s Bridge, Paddington

2015: This report details archaeological work undertaken by Oxford Archaeology/Ramboll during 2014 in connection with Crossrail works at Paddington New Yard, City of Westminster, London W9. Details the discovery of structural remains built by engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel for the Great Western Railway. The site lies just to the west of the newly constructed western portal for the Crossrail tunnels (Royal Oak Portal). The archaeological works comprised a mixture of trial trenching, and Targeted and General Watching Briefs. These took place during the construction of an elevated bus deck for the Westbourne Park bus garage and concrete batching plant as well as track realignment, and drainage for the Crossrail tunnel approaches.

2010: Written Scheme of Investigation setting out the archaeological works required at Westbourne Park and Royal Oak Portal.

2014: Site Specific Written Scheme of Investigation setting out the Crossrail archaeological works at Paddington New Yard, Westbourne Park required to mitigate the construction of a new elevated bus deck, associated structures and other works.