Leaving HS2 Euston site empty for too long will ‘scar London’, Mace boss says

By Dave Rogers2023-03-29T06:01:00

Mark Reynolds adds that ‘railway has to go into central London for it to work’

Mace chief executive Mark Reynolds has added his voice to those calling for the HS2 railway to go into the middle of London as planned.

The station scheme at Euston has been mothballed for the next couple of years at least, leaving a vast empty site in the middle of the capital.

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