The trains were set to have a maximum speed of 360km/h, making them the fastest anywhere in the world
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HS2 is now expected to open after 2033 as transport secretary Heidi Alexander called its management under the Tories a ‘litany of…
Lord Hendy criticises ‘zealotry’ behind plans for project’s 225mph trains
The train, one of the country’s fastest intercity services, is popular with commuters – but they won’t be able to board it
Old Oak Common will be the London terminus for HS2 services when they start because of delays in developing Euston station
Government set to announce project will be delayed beyond 2033
Plans expected to be set out alongside new Northern Powerhouse Rail proposals as Labour tries to woo voters from Nigel Farage’s…
