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HS2

OPDC's Old Oak site
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Board and planners appointed as HS2 station and regeneration takes step forward

Old Oak Common Lane pictured in 2022 Old Oak Common Lane pictured in 2022
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'Risk of crashes' - Warning over HS2 work set to shut road for four years

Construction at Old Oak Common Lane in 2022 Construction at Old Oak Common Lane in 2022
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'Four years is really alarming' - Road could be shut for YEARS for HS2 development

The Old Oak and Park Royal Opportunity Area The Old Oak and Park Royal Opportunity Area
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Plan for creating 25,500 homes around 'HS2 Superhub' passed

Rail disruptions and major roadworks are scheduled across Brent, Kilburn, Hampstead, Highgate and Camden Town over the next week Rail disruptions and major roadworks are scheduled across Brent, Kilburn, Hampstead, Highgate and Camden Town over the next week
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Travel: North London road and rail disruptions in the week ahead

Plans for a works building in Kilburn that forms part of the High Speed 2 (HS2) railway development Plans for a works building in Kilburn that forms part of the High Speed 2 (HS2) railway development
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Plans for HS2 works building in Kilburn

Formal handover of Heathrow Express depot to Network Rail to make way for the Old Oak Common super-hub Formal handover of Heathrow Express depot to Network Rail to make way for the Old Oak Common super-hub
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Clearance of rail depot begins for Old Oak Common 'super-hub'

Kilburn campaigners join march against HS2. Picture: Crossroads A/V collective Kilburn campaigners join march against HS2. Picture: Crossroads A/V collective
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Kilburn campaigners against controversial HS2 vent shaft welcome ‘Rebel Trail’ marchers

Leslie Barson, Dee Woods and Tariq Idris outside the Granville   Picture: Nathalie Raffray Leslie Barson, Dee Woods and Tariq Idris outside the Granville   Picture: Nathalie Raffray
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HS2 families raise concerns at South Kilburn meeting

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