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TRANSPORT SECRETARY WORKING ‘AT PACE’ ON PLAN FOR HS2 EUSTON STATION

22 Jul, 2024 By Tom Pashby



Plans to bring High Speed 2 (HS2) into Euston and associated developments in the
local area are being worked on “at pace” by the secretary of state for transport
Louise Haigh.

The transport secretary spoke to the Evening Standard in the lead up to a
comprehensive spending review which is due to inform the government about how it
can finish HS2, which is widely expected to eventually have its London terminal
at Euston.

The development of HS2’s London terminus and the tunnels leading to it were put
on pause in March 2023 when the government announced that it would “take the
time to ensure that [it has] an affordable and deliverable station design”.

The plan was then further curtailed in October when then prime minister Rishi
Sunak announced the cancellation of the high speed line north of Birmingham. He
also said the government would be taking over the Euston development and would
seek £6.5bn of private investment to build the tunnels and station.

It is expected that HS2 will start services with Old Oak Common in West London
as its southern terminus.

Haigh described the previous Conservative government’s HS2 plans as “an absolute
mess”.



“To have a new line between Old Oak Common and Birmingham that has cost upwards
of £60bn, worsening capacity north of Birmingham – only the Tories could spend
£60bn on something and make it worse,” she said. “We have a huge job to do to
correct some of that.”

She went on to say: “Clearly we need a plan around Euston and I am working at
pace to work out how we can do that in the most cost-effective way. HS2 has been
completely discredited by the previous government’s financial mismanagement.”

The previous government continually expressed confidence that it would be able
to leverage private investment to build Euston station as part of a massive
development in the area. Former transport secretary Mark Harper said there was
widespread private interest and former rail minister Huw Merriman was confident
of private investment turning Euston into a “life science quarter”.

On the other hand, London mayor Sadiq Khan and National Infrastructure
Commission chief Sir John Armitt both expressed scepticism that this would be
successful.

Discussing the situation, Haigh said: “We absolutely want to explore options
around Euston. [The previous government] has left [Euston] as a massive hole in
the ground.



“So we need to have a plan for that and I’m working at pace to establish how we
can do that in the most effective way.”

HS2 Ltd and the Department for Transport declined to comment.

In March 2024, Camden Council published a report which found regeneration of
Euston Station could add £41bn to the national economy.

HS2 Ltd remains hopeful that it will get the green light to bore the 7.2km
Euston tunnel between Old Oak Common and central London very soon.

“Timings and funding for the construction of the Euston Tunnel are being
confirmed with government,” HS2 Ltd said in its recent announcement that work to
excavate the Old Oak Common station box had been completed after three years of
work.

It repeated the statement when revealing that boring of the 13.5km Northolt
Tunnel under West London has reached halfway.

To prepare for the Euston tunnel, two more tunnel boring machines (TBMs) are
arriving in the UK this summer where they will be assembled and buried in the
Old Oak Common station basement.

Atlas Road Logistics Tunnel

In January 2024, an 847t TBM called Lydia broke through at HS2’s Old Oak Common
station, completing the 853m long Atlas Road Logistics Tunnel.

On completion of the logistics tunnel, HS2 Ltd officials told NCE that it sent a
“big message” to government to give the go ahead for the Euston tunnels.

The tunnel runs from the Atlas Road logistics hub to Old Oak Common station. It
will be used to support the construction of HS2’s Euston tunnel, due to be built
eastwards from Old Oak Common subject to government green light after it sources
funding for the tunnel and HS2 station.

The logistics tunnel will be used to deliver materials to the two Euston Tunnel
TBMs, including over 56,000 concrete tunnel segments manufactured by Strabag in
Hartlepool, and take away the London Clay excavated.

Barhale and UK Power Networks have also microtunnelled under the Grand Union
Canal to create a tunnel for power cables that will support the TBMs for the
Euston tunnels.

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