Boris pledges HS2 review.

Published On: August 21st, 2019Categories: News

Despite pledging the development of HS3, Boris is nervous about the costs and delays of HS2.  This review will certainly not make things happen faster or save any money – a project like this requires certainty.  Read the BBC article here.

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