UK’s high-speed line reiterates capacity and carbon credentials

HS2, Britain’s high-speed rail project, connecting London and Birmingham, continues with civil engineering works on sites including Old Oak Common in the capital and Curzon Street in the West Midlands. With tunnelling machines set for delivery, the company has rounded up its commitments to enhancing the UK network and the environment.

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Author: Simon Walton

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UK’s high-speed line reiterates capacity and carbon credentials

HS2, Britain’s high-speed rail project, connecting London and Birmingham, continues with civil engineering works on sites including Old Oak Common in the capital and Curzon Street in the West Midlands. With tunnelling machines set for delivery, the company has rounded up its commitments to enhancing the UK network and the environment.

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