Re:A Look at HS2's Old Oak Common Station
by michaelt on Thursday August 22, 2019 @07:37AM
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What I mean is they could buy land somewhere like the outskirts of Quainton [1] at the current "much more than 20 minutes from Euston" land price, then add a HS2 station that turns it into "20 minutes from Euston" land.
Or if Quainton is too expensive/green-belt-y, do the same at Wormleighton or Newton Purnell or somewhere else along the line.
Re:A Look at HS2's Old Oak Common Station
by djmobley on Thursday August 22, 2019 @07:20AM
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It’s called the Green Belt
Re:A Look at HS2's Old Oak Common Station
by chrisseaton on Thursday August 22, 2019 @07:23AM
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None of that land is remotely cheap, in the middle of nowhere, nor probably twenty minutes away even for a fast train.
I don't think any such land ('cheap', 'middle of nowhere', '20 mins from central London') exists in the UK.