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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 09:14:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 09:14:00

Just after midnight. plans for the hs2 rail line in england have been deemed "unachievable", by the government's own infrastructure watchdog. construction of the first two phases of the high speed rail line, have been given a �*red' rating, with major issues relating to the schedule and budget which the infrastructure and projects authority, say don't appear to be "managable or resolvable". as russian forces moved into ukraine last year, thousands of people had to flee their homes — with many finding refuge in the uk. one family who came to live in northern scotland are moving back to thei...

HS2 rail plans rated "unachievable" by official watchdog - Vimarsana News

HS2 rail plans rated "unachievable" by official watchdog

The rail project has experienced multiple delays and cost hikes

HS2 is officially 'unachievable' after being given red rating | HS2 - Vimarsana News

HS2 is officially 'unachievable' after being given red rating | HS2

Problems with first two phases, from London to Birmingham and then to Crewe, ‘do not appear to be resolvable’

HS2 branded 'unachievable' by Government's own watchdog in huge blow - Vimarsana News

HS2 branded 'unachievable' by Government's own watchdog in huge blow

The report claims major issues with project definition, schedule, budget, quality 'at this stage do not appear to be manageable or resolvable'.

Government 'committed' to HS2 after watchdog rates project as 'unachievable' - Vimarsana News

Government 'committed' to HS2 after watchdog rates project as 'unachievable'

The project has been hit by ever-increasing costs - with estimates rising from £33bn in 2010 to at least £71bn.

Source: sky.com