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Wilkinson Eyre’s £1.3bn HS2 station at Old Oak Common approved

By 2020-05-20T06:00:00

HS2 OOC Station Ground Floor Concourse View

New images released as contractor gears up to start work next month

Planning permission has been granted for Wilkinson Eyre’s £1.3bn Old Oak Common HS2 station, the largest new railway station ever to be built in the UK.

Last night’s decision by the Old Oak Common and Park Royal Development Corporation will mean work can begin next month at the vast west London brownfield site.

The station will have 14 platforms, a mix of six high-speed and eight conventional service platforms, with an 850m long station box.

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