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The deep absurdity of HS2 diversity’s agenda

26 September 2023

6:15 PM

26 September 2023

6:15 PM

When it comes to British railway history, I can say, without exaggeration, that few places are more iconically located than my own home. This is because I live exactly where Camden Town meets Primrose Hill – and where Britain’s first intercity railway tore through inner London (around 1837), surging out of London’s first mainline station: Euston.

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