HS2 Euston cut further with reprieved station to feature just six platforms

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Original design had proposals for 11 platforms in order to cope with capacity for now abandoned route to Manchester

HS2’s terminus at Euston will be delivered with just six platforms, almost half of its original scope. 

Rishi Sunak yesterday confirmed that the job – mothballed since earlier this year – would be completed, albeit under new management and with a downsized scope. 

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