HS2 high-speed London-Birmingham route rail project - discussion
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skyscraper101
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That soundtrack is dope.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Tbh not many I know in Manchester really care about high speed connections to London( except for Man Utd supporters ) . The bigger issue is high speed connecting across the Pennines and the Northern infrastructure itself .
Yeah but 1km long subterranean station interchanges and lo fi house.
Presumably they are lobbying for HS4 to provide a fast Guildford Manchester link ?
davesgcr
Reading books
Via Cobham and Surbiton obviously.
Crispy
The following psytrance is baṉned: All
Someone stumbled into the decks at 1:12
teuchter
je suis teuchter
UK construction industry meets youtube generation.
I've only just found this channel; it's kind of interesting because most UK construction companies are kind of old fashioned in their approach to various things, but these guys not only have a youtube channel but are getting involved with rail to move materials around including for their HS2 work.
I've only just found this channel; it's kind of interesting because most UK construction companies are kind of old fashioned in their approach to various things, but these guys not only have a youtube channel but are getting involved with rail to move materials around including for their HS2 work.
BassJunkie
Clams on the half shell, and roller skates.
Thanks, I enjoyed this video. But damn, someone needs to sample him saying "Sub Bass Material".
r0bb0
wheres my balloon
Why can't we have good thing's meme
Germany eases cost of living crisis with €9 a month public transport ticket
A €9-a-month ticket scheme is to be introduced from 1 June allowing travel on all modes of city and regional transport. The ticket will apply nationwide and will be available for three months until the end of August.
Anti-capitalist protesters have called on Germans to take advantage of a heavily discounted public transport pass to “storm” a holiday island frequented by the rich and famous.
Sylt, an island off Germany’s North Sea coast, is seen as one of the more sought-after destinations for buyers of the €9-a-month ticket being introduced from 1 June
Germany eases cost of living crisis with €9 a month public transport ticket
A €9-a-month ticket scheme is to be introduced from 1 June allowing travel on all modes of city and regional transport. The ticket will apply nationwide and will be available for three months until the end of August.
Anti-capitalist protesters have called on Germans to take advantage of a heavily discounted public transport pass to “storm” a holiday island frequented by the rich and famous.
Sylt, an island off Germany’s North Sea coast, is seen as one of the more sought-after destinations for buyers of the €9-a-month ticket being introduced from 1 June
8ball
Merr xmas...
Why can't we have good thing's meme
Germany eases cost of living crisis with €9 a month public transport ticket
A €9-a-month ticket scheme is to be introduced from 1 June allowing travel on all modes of city and regional transport. The ticket will apply nationwide and will be available for three months until the end of August.
Anti-capitalist protesters have called on Germans to take advantage of a heavily discounted public transport pass to “storm” a holiday island frequented by the rich and famous.
Sylt, an island off Germany’s North Sea coast, is seen as one of the more sought-after destinations for buyers of the €9-a-month ticket being introduced from 1 June
Communism!!!
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
Never happen here (even if it was £9)
r0bb0
wheres my balloon
Is it's wot it it's
Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
Did anyone actually get anything from the Great British Rail Sale in the end?
T & P
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Possibly. Earlier this month my OH and I bought two singles from Tulse Hill to Lewes travelling on a Sunday morning, which we purchased just 36 hours prior, and two singles from Brighton to Tulse Hill travelling Monday lunchtime.
We paid just a combined £25 odd for the outbound journey, and about £27 for the return journey. My OH has an annual gold card which entitled us to a third off, but even so £12/ £13 per head (so about £20 for someone who didn’t have a gold card) for a one-way journey on both occasions seems far too cheap to me, certainly when bought with little notice.
teuchter
je suis teuchter
I happened to find a single from London to Nottingham (a journey i was going to do anyway) for £12.
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
(((Nottingham)))
8ball
Merr xmas...
One stop before Nottingham there’s a nice pub right by the station (you can actually walk right off the platform into the pub’s garden).
PM me if you fancy a pint.
Supine
Newt Member
One stop before Nottingham there’s a nice pub right by the station (you can actually walk right off the platform into the pub’s garden).
PM me if you fancy a pint.
Just don’t dare use a mobile phone when your in the pub
8ball
Merr xmas...
Just don’t dare use a mobile phone when your in the pub
That was some time ago (though they held out an impressively long time).
Nowadays they have the WiFi password on a sign on the wall.
pseudonarcissus
fluttering and dancing
And, as if by magic, the “HS2: Government scraps plans for £3bn West Coast Main Line link”…that’s the bit that goes through the constituency of the chairman of the 1922 committee
belboid
Exasperated, not angry.
It was actually announced thirty minutes before the vote started but no one noticed till today.
pseudonarcissus
fluttering and dancing
I wonder what the vote result would have been without this?
T & P
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Ironically, the more branch offshoots and connections they cancel, the even more pisspoor bad value for money the whole project becomes. At this rate we’re going to end up with a parallel route between the already well served Lon-Man-Glasgow/Edinburgh route. Which might come somewhat handy for extra capacity, but not at the cost that is now larger than the annual GPD of the likes of Morocco.
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
Suggestions that Old Oak Common might be the London terminus.
www.birminghammail.co.uk
HS2 bosses 'considering scaling back and not linking Brum to central London'
Rising construction costs are said to be behind the reported plans to delay or scale back the project
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Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Time for madness to reprise their hit as slow train to euston
beesonthewhatnow
going deaf for a living
This fucking country 
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
What's the betting for the maximum speed to be restricted to 125mph?
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