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Cost of HS2 high-speed rail line rises by £800m

Work on Euston station and asbestos removal add to bill for London to Birmingham phase. HS2's costs have risen by another £800m, the government has admitted, barely a month after the official start of construction of the high-speed rail network.The reshaping of Euston station is likely to cost at least £400m more than planned, while the discovery of more asbestos than expected in demolitions along the line of the route has added around another £400m.

Wednesday, 14 October 2020

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  • Disabled people to benefit from better journeys thanks to service station fundingJourneys will be easier and more comfortable for disabled people with more than a third of motorway service stations set to have Changing Places toilets. The Department for Transport, in partnership with Muscular Dystrophy UK (MDUK), has today announced the 22 motorway service areas that have been successful in their bid for a share of government funding for Changing Places toilets. A second round of funding is now being launched, this time extended to include A roads, with operators of service stations on these routes, as well as on motorways, invited to bid. A quarter of a million people ...

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