Firms weigh job losses as HS2 Euston delays hit sector

By Dave Rogers2023-03-15T07:00:00

Grimshaw starts redundancy consultations as Arup deploys staff elsewhere

The HS2 station at Euston is now not expected to open until 2035 as the industry counts the cost of last week’s decision by the government to slow work down on the scheme in the face of soaring budgets.

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