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date	2017-07-18
legislature › pref label	House of Lords
max ddp modified	2017-07-18T22:05:34.388Z
answering body	Department for Transport

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18/07/2017

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Department for Transport

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High Speed 2 Line

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pref label	House of Lords

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Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the number of trains per hour that will run between Birmingham and London Euston once HS2 is completed.

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Lord Framlingham

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HL970

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25/07/2017

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<p>The business case for HS2 assumes that seven trains per hour in each direction will run between central Birmingham stations (Birmingham New Street and the new Curzon Street station) and London Euston. This includes three trains per hour using HS2.</p>

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Lord Callanan

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25/07/2017 10:07:16

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label	Biography information for Lord Callanan

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label	Biography information for Lord Framlingham