Here, HS2 Ltd CEO Mark Thurston explains the importance of health and safety on HS2 worksites, with a few real-world examples showing just how seriously his staff are taking these issues and social distancing rules during lockdown.
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Ahead of the legal case concerning environmental protesters getting in the way of HS2 Ltds attempts to pollute Londons water supply at Uxbridge Magistrates on Monday, renown conservationist Jane Goodhall has joined the fray. Watch her message below.
For reasons best known to themselves, as soon as petitioning in the House of Commons finished, HS2 Ltd decided it had become ‘important’ that people in Camden have accurate information about their project.
We can only guess that someone at HS2 Ltd is a fan of ‘Crashing’, a sitcom about people squatting in a derelict hospital, as they decided to open up a ‘drop in centre’ in the former National Temperance Hospital, which they will demolish in a couple of years.
As you might imagine, this has not gone down well. Here’s a snapshot of what happened on the day:
WATCH: Furious demonstators protesters held back as HS2 chiefs come to Euston https://t.co/1Io8RepN9Bhttps://t.co/HeZ2287737
— Camden New Journal (@NewJournal) February 26, 2016
WATCH: Protesters face HS2 chiefs in Euston https://t.co/XMyjfNCXEChttps://t.co/V20pUtUtrF
— Camden New Journal (@NewJournal) February 26, 2016