Sky view of MediaCityUK, in the former Industrail Salford Quays in Greater Manchester

HS2 acts on feedback over Manchester route design

Salford Quays in the centre of Greater Manchester, where the RailFreight Summit UK will be held in early April Image: Marketing Manchster

HS2 Limited, the company formed to build Britain’s high speed railway line, is engaging local communities in Manchester to discuss proposed changes to its construction designs. They say the purpose is to reduce future flood impacts in the leafy suburb of West Didsbury. Construction is already underway on the core route from London to Birmingham, with extension to Manchester scheduled to follow on in a few years – or possibly a decade or two – from now.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Sky view of MediaCityUK, in the former Industrail Salford Quays in Greater Manchester

HS2 acts on feedback over Manchester route design

Salford Quays in the centre of Greater Manchester, where the RailFreight Summit UK will be held in early April Image: Marketing Manchster

HS2 Limited, the company formed to build Britain’s high speed railway line, is engaging local communities in Manchester to discuss proposed changes to its construction designs. They say the purpose is to reduce future flood impacts in the leafy suburb of West Didsbury. Construction is already underway on the core route from London to Birmingham, with extension to Manchester scheduled to follow on in a few years – or possibly a decade or two – from now.

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