A party of about twenty people at Tunstead Quarry pose in front of several freight locomotives

Ten million tons moved by rail HS2 and counting

The receiving party at Tunstead Quarry celebrate HS2 moving 10 million tonnes of materials by railImage HS2 media centre

The high-speed rail project HS2 reached the important milestone of moving ten million tonnes of construction materials by rail. The accomplishment is particularly important considering the project reached its target way ahead of its time, which was set in 2030. The part played by the rail freight sector in the construction thus far has been celebrated, with every intention of continuing in the same manner.

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A party of about twenty people at Tunstead Quarry pose in front of several freight locomotives

Ten million tons moved by rail HS2 and counting

The receiving party at Tunstead Quarry celebrate HS2 moving 10 million tonnes of materials by railImage HS2 media centre

The high-speed rail project HS2 reached the important milestone of moving ten million tonnes of construction materials by rail. The accomplishment is particularly important considering the project reached its target way ahead of its time, which was set in 2030. The part played by the rail freight sector in the construction thus far has been celebrated, with every intention of continuing in the same manner.

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