Successful delivery of HS2 has been rated as “unachievable” since June 2019, report shows.
Today, the National Audit Office has produced a report which amongst other things concludes that “HS2 is over...
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Mythbuster Briefing on HS2 Launched
Stop HS2 have launched a myth-busting factsheet for MPs and peers to counter much of the spin that...
Action at Colne Valley more successful than ever hoped for
This weekend saw the largest direct action to ever take place along the HS2 route with hundreds of people...
Come and exercise your democratic rights in Parliament this Wednesday
On Wednesday, Elizabeth Cairns and Matt Bishop invite you to join them in Parliament. This event will NOT be...
Campaigners say the Government should “pull the plug” on HS2
Stop HS2 react to a version of the Oakervee review, leaked to the Financial Times, saying the Government...
Campaigner wins right to bring case against “potentially lethal” HS2 design
A homeowner has been granted permission by the High Court to bring legal proceedings against HS2 Ltd for its...
Extinction Rebellion and Stop HS2 join forces to save Colne Valley’s trees from HS2
Following HS2’s eviction of the main part of Harvil Road Wildlife protection camp, which took place without a court...
Wildlife Trusts show Environmental Damage of HS2 worse than expected.
A new report published by The Wildlife Trusts today reveals, for the first time, the vast scale of the...
Urgent appeal for JR funding to prove HS2 design safety near Euston
Hero Granger-Taylor is taking legal action against HS2 Ltd for its ‘Three Tunnels’ design into Euston, and urgently needs...
HS2 spending is “out of control”, Berkeley tells Ridge on Sunday
Lord Berkeley talks to Sky News’ Sophie Ridge about his report into HS2:
Parliament was misled into supporting HS2 says Lord Berkeley, appointed by the government as Deputy Chair of official report reviewing the project. The former Chair of Railfreight was so dissolusioned with the official report into HS2 that he’s produced his own, and says taxpayers are set to lose £40bn.