The Latest Breaking News from Euston

Chancellor Rachel Reeves said this will encourage private investment in the area.

Network Rail is trying to tackle the so-called “Euston rush” – the madcap dash from concourse to platform as passengers try to board their soon-departing train.

Investors and occupiers are already showing strong interest in Euston, keen to capitalise on this unique opportunity. 

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to confirm in the Budget that HS2 will run to Euston

Minister Simon Lightwood refused to deny reports that the Government is looking at re-extending the high speed line north from Birmingham

Hope has been offered amid ongoing conversations about the future of the long-awaited project

Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has given the strongest signal yet that high speed trains will go to Euston rather than stopping at Old Oak Common in west London

Lisa Nandy indicates Louise Haigh considering plan for high-speed route to terminate in central London

The Transport Secretary giveth, the Transport Secretary taketh away. Louise Haigh has given the strongest signal yet that HS2 will run to London Euston. At the same time, she announced a delay in the decision over the Lower Thames Crossing, the new £9 billion link between Kent and Essex, until…