Edinburgh tram inquiry is scathing in its criticism
Report casts a shadow over Edinburgh Trams, with this one at the platform in St Andrew Square Edinburgh Trams
It may be a popular public transport corridor now, but there were failures every step of the way with Edinburgh’s rebirth of a tram service. Scrapped in the 1950s and partly rebuilt in the 2010s, Scotland’s tram project has been pilloried as a chaotic chimera of cost overruns, back-biting and incompetence. A nine-year inquiry has concluded with the publication of nearly one thousand pages of grim reading for anyone involved in the project.
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