HS2’s Euston station to be downsized, government confirms

Architect's vision of the high speed platforms at an extended Euston station

Source: HS2 Ltd

Latest update also admits protestors have now cost project up to £80m

HS2’s Euston station will be downsized from 11 to 10 platforms, the government has confirmed.

The railway’s central London terminus has been changed to a “less complex, more efficient” design, HS2 minister Andrew Stephenson said in the project’s latest six-monthly report.

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