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The Minister of State, Department for Transport (Lord Hendy of Richmond Hill) (Lab)

Speaking in the House of Lords on 8 January 2025

Debate

Old Oak Common: Train Disruption

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My Lords, building Old Oak Common station will enable HS2 to start operations by providing a new interchange with the Elizabeth line. Without it, HS2 cannot open. The complex construction work cannot be delivered without some disruption to the Great Western main line. It will require a mixture of overnight and weekend possessions and some limited use of full closures. Industry partners are reviewing plans to ensure that disruption starts no earlier than it needs to and is minimised during construction, and that any journey time impacts, both during construction and future operation, are limited.

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