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Unique HS2 tunnel portal completed to solve high-speed rail’s ‘sonic boom’ conundrum
10 Apr 2025- Portal extensions' appearance on HS2 is first for British railway network
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Robert Stephenson statue goes on display at the Locomotion Museum, marking 200 years of the British passenger railway
08 Apr 2025- HS2 has been taking care of the historic statue since it was removed from the Euston piazza in October 2020
- The statue will be on loan to the Locomotion Museum in Shildon, County Durham, for 10 years
- This year is the 200th anniversary of Britain’s first passenger railway – the Stockton to Darlington Railway
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Second HS2 tunnelling machine completes 5-mile drive under the capital
03 Apr 2025- TBM Caroline has arrived at Green Park Way in Ealing, the second TBM in London to complete this year
- HS2's Northolt tunnel is now 93% complete
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Celebrating the past, present and future of rail - local communities invited to get involved in Railway 200
31 Mar 2025- HS2 joins the national Railway 200 campaign and announces its plans to capture and record the public’s favourite railway stories
- A time capsule, filled with anecdotes and artefacts that celebrate Birmingham, will be buried beneath the foundations of the new Curzon Street Station
- Curzon Street unites the past and future of rail travel in Birmingham. It’s where the first Birmingham to London train departed, and where new high speed rail services will begin
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Applications open for HS2’s undergraduate summer scheme
24 Mar 2025University students who want to bolster their income and boost their skills are being offered the chance to join HS2’s construction partner in the West Midlands for an eight-week paid work placement.
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From hairdressing to HS2, how the pandemic chopped and changed Nicola’s career for good
20 Mar 2025- As the country marks five years since the first Covid-19 lockdown, HS2 tells the story of how the pandemic led to a remarkable career change for one Birmingham resident.
- To date, more than 4,800 formerly unemployed people have gone on to secure work on Britain’s new high-speed railway – leaving a lasting skills legacy for the country.
- More information on HS2 careers and opportunities can be found on our website hs2.org.uk/jobs