News

• Sixty-six metre tall tower crane erected ahead of major demolitions
• Worked expected to last 10 months

HS2 Ltd apprentice, Chris Sadler, was crowned Project Management Apprentice of the Year last night (13th November 2018) at the Project Controls Expo at the Emirates Stadium in London.

• Over 30 Kent companies already benefiting from HS2 contracts 

• Over 1,000 archaeologists set to explore 10,000 years of British history across more than 60 separate sites
• Neolithic tools, medieval pottery and Victorian time capsules already discovered
• Four-part BBC documentary on the history of Britain exposed by HS2 to be aired 2019/20 presented by Professor Alice Roberts

• New images reveal scale of Euston HS2 tunnel portal site
• Land to be site of southern portals of longest London tunnels built since Crossrail

• Over 7,000 roles already supported by the project, and over 2,000 business have already won work with HS2
• Over 100 apprentices already working on the project, with 2,000 expected over its lifetime
• 30,000 jobs supported by HS2 at peak construction