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The industry is not ‘the cherry on the cake’ but the cake itself, said the Labour peer.

The SC State Ports Authority has partnered with the Lord Berkeley Conservation Trust to create a 135-acre saltwater wetlands mitigation bank on Daniel Island.

Andrew McNaughton, now chairman of Network Rail High Speed, made his claims to the Transport Committee yesterday, 8 November, in an evidence gathering

The government hailed a raft of smaller transport schemes as it announced the much-rumoured cancellation of parts of HS2, but those plans have done little

With the prime minister due to make a speech at the Conservative Party Conference today in which it is widely believed he will confirm that the Birmingham

HS2 was touted as the UK's biggest infrastructure project, supposed to transform public transport between London, the Midlands and the North.

Speculation that a key northern leg of the high-speed rail line is about to be scrapped has dominated the Tory conference.

The lowdown on costs, people involved in line’s construction and time factor

The story of HS2 is becoming a sorry saga, when it was intended to be a symbol of the future which would transform public transport between London and the North. Sky News takes a look at the original plans, the delays and the spiralling costs.

GUY ADAMS: HS2 bosses were required, by law, to establish whether the construction of railway, linking Crewe with Manchester Piccadilly, might somehow upset minority communities.