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HS2 Project Failures Under Scrutiny as £153 Million Allocated for Reset

The HS2 high-speed rail project is facing renewed scrutiny over its failures, with £153 million earmarked for a reset process and concerns that its total cost could exceed £100 billion.

29 Jun, 07:04 — 29 Jun, 07:04
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The IndependentMostly Factual63d ago

HS2’s failures under spotlight as £153 million to be spent on reset process

HS2 could cost more than £100 billion and may not open until 2039

By Neil Lancefield

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