The UK's High Speed 2 rail project faces further delays and cost increases, now estimated between £87.7 billion and £102.7 billion, with inaugural services postponed to 2036-2039. The project, originally priced at £56 billion in 2015, has scrapped extensions and will limit train speeds to save costs. The government says it remains committed to completing the London-Birmingham line.
Rob Gill is a freelance journalist at various prominent publications. He specializes in the travel business and finance, covering themes such as aviation, airlines, travel and tourism, and the automotive industry, with a keen focus on the intersection of these sectors. Rob's work has been featured in The Scottish Sun, The US Sun, Autocar, Meetings & Conventions Asia, The Sun, TTG Media, Business Travel News, Business Travel News Europe, Travel Weekly, PhocusWire, and The Irish Sun.














