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Young Londoners to benefit from HS2 Community Fund award for summer basketball programme
31 Jul 2020Young Londoners in Ealing will benefit from a £5,213 grant secured today (Friday 31 July) being used to provide a grassroots summer basketball coaching programme and tournament. Ball Out Community, a charity based in London, has secured the funding following its successful application to the HS2 Community and Environment Fund (CEF).
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Progress at Chiltern tunnel site as HS2 prepares for arrival of first tunnelling machines
30 Jul 2020Preparation for the arrival of HS2’s first giant tunnelling machines has passed a major milestone with the completion of the 17m high headwall and ground reinforcement at what will become the south portal of the 10-mile long Chiltern tunnel.
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HS2 and wildlife volunteers in the West Midlands partner up to find new homes for precious wild orchids
30 Jul 2020HS2 enabling works contractor LM JV is working alongside wildlife and ecology volunteers to relocate wild pyramidal orchids to a new home.
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HS2 offers free construction training course for unemployed along line of route
29 Jul 2020Local people in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire and Warwickshire who are out of work, or looking for a new career opportunity, are encouraged to register for a free construction training course linked to opportunities to work on HS2, Britain’s new low carbon railway.
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HS2 demonstrates commitment to preserving natural environment by using hi-tech thermal drone to monitor Skylarks
24 Jul 2020Roadbridge, a contractor working on the HS2 project, has successfully adopted thermal drone imaging to monitor Skylarks in order to protect the species, dramatically increase the accuracy of environmental surveys, and enable faster and more effective results for ecologists working on the project.
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HS2 reveals final design for first Chiltern tunnel vent shaft headhouse
23 Jul 2020HS2 today (Thursday 23rd July 2020) revealed the final design for the Chalfont St Peter vent shaft headhouse – the first of four similar structures that will provide ventilation and emergency access to the high-speed rail line’s 10 mile-long Chiltern tunnel.