UK Government owes Scotland £3 billion from cancelled HS2 link, SNP say
WESTMINSTER owes Scotland £3 billion after the Government decided to scrap the HS2 rail link extension to Glasgow, the SNP have said.
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WESTMINSTER owes Scotland £3 billion after the Government decided to scrap the HS2 rail link extension to Glasgow, the SNP have said.
The Department for Transport (DfT) has scrapped a 13-mile stretch of the proposed HS2 route. HS2 minister Andrew Stephenson confirmed the Golborne Link
Intention to remove the Golborne Link from the High-Speed Rail (Crewe – Manchester) Bill announced with alternative options to be explored.
The 21km link was part of the HS2 Crewe to Manchester scheme that would have seen trains taken off the main route before Manchester and connected to the
Intention to remove the Golborne Link from the High-Speed Rail (Crewe – Manchester) Bill announced with alternative options to be explored.