HS2 Railway's Path to Crewe: A Private Sector Affair
The British government plans to extend the HS2 railway from London to Crewe, with management transitioning from state-owned HS2 LTD to a private consortium.
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The British government is poised to unveil plans for the long-awaited HS2 railway line, confirming it will extend from London's Euston station to Crewe in northern England, according to reports from LBC radio.
In a shift from previous arrangements, state-run HS2 LTD will not manage the extension to Crewe. Instead, the multibillion-pound project is set to be overseen by a private sector consortium.
This announcement marks a significant development in one of the most ambitious transport infrastructure undertakings in the UK, aiming to enhance connectivity between London and northern regions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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