A key moment in the future of Britain's high-speed rail network will be put under the spotlight today when the HS2 Hybrid report goes before parliament.
Those opposed to the £50 billion plans will have a chance to have their concerns heard by a committee of MPs. Transport Minister Patrick McLoughlin has already shown tremendous confidence in the project, announcing yesterday that construction of the line, planned to run from London to Birmingham, will begin in just four months. Katja Hall,…
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