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HS2 raises curtain on £75,000 funding for new Stone theatre
24 Feb 2022- Crown Wharf Theatre on the former Joule’s Brewery site set to receive the largest award handed out on the second phase of the HS2 project
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HS2 releases striking new time-lapse video of work for UK’s first ‘box slide’ bridge
16 Feb 2022- Footage shows the seven-day operation to prepare for the installation of the Marston Box rail bridge over the M42
- The team worked around the clock to deliver intricate programme
- View the video here: https://youtu.be/1dAANy19d9s
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HS2’s online jobs board advertises 2,000 supply chain vacancies in its first year
15 Feb 2022HS2’s online jobs board, which advertises all the latest vacancies from HS2’s Phase One construction partners, has reached a landmark milestone having promoted over 2,000 job opportunities in its first year.
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HS2 reveals new landscape plans for Burton Green Tunnel and Kenilworth Greenway in Warwickshire
15 Feb 2022- New designs respond to community feedback, focusing on bigger and better green spaces around the railway
- The green tunnel will sensitively integrate the railway into the surrounding landscape and enhance local biodiversity
- A realigned Kenilworth Greenway will include extensive tree planting and connections to local woods
- Images available here: https://mediacentre.hs2.org.uk/resources/f/construction/the-midlands/burton-green-tunnel
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Solihull-based Everyone 4 Sport receives £9,650 grant from HS2 Fund
14 Feb 2022- Local MP Saqib Bhatti praises “important funding” for local group
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UK firms encouraged to bid for £500m worth of contracts on offer at HS2’s Euston station site
11 Feb 2022- HS2 Station Construction Partner, MD JV are beginning a multi-year programme of procurement
- Hundreds of further supply chain opportunities will be available through the packages being tendered
- HS2 Minister, Andrew Stephenson: “HS2 has never just been about boosting transport - it’s also about driving business, creating long-lasting jobs and Building Back Better