The Safety of the Chiltern Tunnels
When HS2 is finally completed it is envisaged that there will be 18 trains per hour passing through the Chiltern tunnels at up to 200mph
The instability of the Misbourne aquifer
During the last ice age, as a mountain of ice scrunched its way through the Chilterns, creating the valleys and escarpments we have today, the
The impact on local traffic
When the construction of HS2 is fully underway in the Chilterns there will be major construction camps throughout the area and tens of thousands of
HS2 Watch
Local residents’ groups, along with Chiltern Society support, have worked together to establish the website HS2 Watch, an independent group monitoring the progress of the
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