Think Tank calls on government to scrap HS2
In the latest blow to HS2, a new report from the TaxPayers’ Alliance calls on the Government to scrap...
Author: Penny
Write to the ministers
As the influential Guido Fawkes website points out, the latest Transport Parliamentary Private Secretary, Victoria Prentis is “strongly...
NT concerns about Phase 2b route changes
The National Trust write about their serious concerns following the HS2 route changes in South Yorkshire:
These recommendations would...
MPs denied Locus standi
In a rather bizarre ruling, the House of Lords HS2 committee have denied MPs the right to appear...
Camden raises concerns re community engagement
The Leader of Camden Council has written to the Secretary of State for Transport last week to express her...
HS2 Locus Standi Challenge programme
The House of Lords Select Committee on the High Speed Rail (London – West Midlands) Bill (Lords) provisional programme...
Public Accounts Committee holding High Speed 2 inquiry
Following on from the National Audit Office report last week, the Public Accounts Committee in the House of Commons...
Andrea’s Stop HS2 credentials
Now that the final set of Conservative leadership candidates have come in, we think Andrea Leadsom has the strongest...
Hybrid Bill petitioning consultation closes today
Please respond to the on-going review of the Hybrid Bill petitioning process which ends on Thursday, 30th June....
Mark King exhibition
Photographer Mark King talks to Broadcaster and Journalist Carla Delaney about his work called ‘Intervention’ featured at the Buckinghamshire Open Studios at Marlow Place in Marlow. It has attracted strong media attention as he has used lasers to depict the route through beautiful countryside which the controversial HS2 is planned to follow.
The work was on display as part of Bucks Open Studios and is on view on his website at markkingphotography.com