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Started too soon: HS2 boss blames pressure for early construction start for later problems
HS2’s main civil engineering is now two to three years behind schedule, its CEO, Mark Wild OBE, told MPs at a Transport Committee meeting earlier this week. Rail Minister and new CEO at Old Oak Common station box to see the two TBMs preparing to build HS2 to Euston (c) HS2 HS2 is now five years into its major construction stage and based on the original baseline plan, they should have completed major railway track construction by now. However, t…
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