Revival of the HS2 city terminus could be tied in with station improvements, says our anonymous Industry Insider columnist
Top officials at the Department for Transport have been successful in persuading HM Treasury that it makes no sense to terminate HS2 at Old Oak Common, and that the extension to Euston (on which work has been paused) should be authorised. This is expected to be announced in the autumn budget on October 30.
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