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Major milestone for HS2’s Chipping Warden tunnel
06 Oct 2025- View and embed new drone footage of the realigned A361 over the Chipping Warden cut-and-cover ‘green tunnel’ in West Northamptonshire
- The realignment of the road will allow HS2’s engineers to press ahead with linking the two halves of the tunnel built so far. Download the latest images.
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HS2 invests in young people’s future careers
01 Oct 2025HS2 Ltd, the company building Britain’s new high-speed railway, has bolstered its investment in future talent by welcoming a new cohort of apprentices and graduates into the business.
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M6 reopens early after weekend HS2 viaduct slide
29 Sep 2025- Watch timelapse and drone footage showing HS2 engineers sliding a 3,400-tonne viaduct across the M6 this weekend, or download the latest images.
- Both carriageways were opened to traffic at 12.30pm on Sunday, 9.5 hours ahead of schedule following a 33-hour closure.
- This weekend's work was the second phase of multi-phase operation that will see two parallel viaducts installed to carry HS2 services between London and the West Midlands
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Building for the Future: New HS2 exhibition opens at Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum
24 Sep 2025- Download images of the new HS2 exhibition at Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum
- Download video – B-roll for media - timelapse footage shows the new HS2 exhibition being installed at Thinktank
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HS2 launches new Innovation Accelerator to support the railway’s reset
23 Sep 2025HS2 Ltd is turning to some of the country’s most innovative tech specialists to bolster the ongoing work to get HS2 back on track.
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HS2 fossil finds go on display at Oxford University Museum of Natural History
11 Sep 2025- The temporary display, located in the Museum’s ‘Presenting’ case tells the story of how the building of Britain’s railways, from Victorian pioneers to modern high-speed rail, has contributed to our understanding of geological history and the distant past.
- The display, entitled From ‘Flying Steed’ to High Speed: How Britain’s railway development has powered our geological and palaeontological understanding can be found in the Main Court of Oxford Museum of Natural History until the 26 October 2025. The museum is open daily from 10am – 5pm and admission is free.
- Download new images of the fossils, which were discovered across various sites in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and West Northamptonshire.