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3 days ago

Locals in the picturesque Water Orton, in Warwickshire, say heavy machinery is causing their homes to vibrate with a cloud of dirt and dust hovering over their gardens.

28 days ago

Archaeological finds from the planned HS2 train line have been shown exclusively to the BBC.

34 days ago

The trains were supposed to be running by now, earning Britain the bragging rights of having the fastest railway in the world. Instead, HS2 has become a national embarrassment.

38 days ago

The Bellingham Bridge - named after the Real Madrid and England star Jude - will be one of the tallest HS2 bridges once it is completed near Birmingham city centre.

62 days ago

Proponents of the £100billion scheme to and from London Euston had initially hailed the economic benefit from the 250mph train journeys taking less time for those travelling for work.

73 days ago

Ten years after I first followed the proposed route, I retraced my steps to see what life was like along the world’s most expensive, heavily delayed railway line

Ten years ago, I walked the route of H…

3 months ago

Westminster, which in medieval days was a mud-bound eyot called Thorney Island, has become the world's greatest symbol of parliamentary stability.

4 months ago

British rail travel has been on a downward trajectory in recent days. From soaring ticket costs to the increasing strain of HS2,the industry seems to be under a growing pile of financial concerns.

Decision to extend pause on 18-mile stretch north of Birmingham part of ‘reset’ to troubled rail project

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Work to connect HS2 to the west coast mainline will be deferred…

5 months ago

Exclusive: Duchy of Lancaster has maximised profits on land deals despite claiming it ‘does not rely on taxpayers’ money’

King Charles’s private property estate has made more than £1m at taxpayers’ ex…

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