Businesses in every UK region share £11.5bn of HS2 contract awards
HS2 has today published new data on the value of contracts it has awarded to UK to support the high-speed line's construction.
Tag: Solihull
HS2 workers remove M42 bridge in West Midlands
A team of twenty demolition experts has removed a four-thousand-tonne two-span bridge over the M42 in the West Midlands to make way for HS2.
Chiltern Railways issues travel advice for Coronation Weekend
Services on Chiltern Railways will be extremely busy this weekend, as well-wishers travel to London to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III.
HS2’s Balsall Common Viaduct plans reflect feedback from the local community
The plans were recently submitted to Solihull Council and have made use of feedback regarding a number of areas raised by locals
Britains most bashed bridges revealed by Network Rail
With more large vehicles on Britains roads than ever, Network Rail has released a list of the most-struck rail bridges across the country
West Midlands HS2 Interchange car park to release land for development
Up to 30 hectares of land will be released for development when a car park is built next to the HS2 Interchange Station in the West Midlands.
West Midlands Combined Authority bids for multiple Investment Zones to drive growth
The West Midlands has formally submitted for Government approval a group of Investment Zones to deliver economic growth and new homes and jobs.
Figures reveal over 6,800 people now work on HS2 construction in the West Midlands
The West Midlands Combined Authority was delighted with the latest figures from the high-speed railway project.
West Midlands transport plans fast-tracked as Government signals Investment Zones
The Government announced it wishes to work with the West Midlands Combined Authority as part of Investment Zones in the region
Steam locomotive 70000 Britannia to visit Devon this Saturday
70000 Britannia will be back in action this Saturday (11th June 2022) as it hauls the first English Riviera Express of the summer season.
