Rishi Sunak set to confirm scrapping of Manchester leg of HS2
- The northern leg of the HS2 line is set to be scrapped due to soaring costs, according to Sky News.
- The Independent reported that ministers are considering shelving the northern phase of the HS2 railway due to concerns about costs and delays, with estimates suggesting potential savings of up to £34bn.
- This means that Manchester will no longer get a new connection to London through the HS2 high-speed rail project.
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The farce of scrapping the Manchester leg of HS2
Oh my god he did it. He actually bloody did it. Rishi Sunak genuinely drove to Manchester, then cancelled the bit of the High Speed 2 rail link that would go to Manchester. Or did he? Perhaps not: someone close to No 10 has been rather sniffily briefing any client journalists who happen to pass that the decision has still not been taken. It is striking that no one is attempting to brief that the project will definitely go ahead, however. There a…
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