Policy paper

HS2: government response to the Phase 2a safeguarding consultation

Government's response to the HS2 Phase 2a safeguarding consultation which ran between 4 November 2014 and 6 January 2015.

• From: Department for Transport and High Speed Two (HS2) Limited
• Published: 30 November 2015

This was published under the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government

Documents

Government response to the consultation on safeguarding High Speed Two Phase Two, Fradley to Crewe (web version)

Ref: ISBN 9781474126236, 2773593 11/15, Cm. 9172

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Government response to the consultation on safeguarding High Speed Two Phase Two, Fradley to Crewe (print version)

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Details

This response explains the decision to safeguard Phase 2a of the HS2 route between the West Midlands and Crewe, taking consultation responses into account. An impact assessment on safeguarding Phase 2a of the route has also been published.

Background on safeguarding HS2 Phase 2a

Between 4 November 2014 and 6 January 2015, the government consulted on a proposal to safeguard land that may be needed for a section of the HS2 Phase Two route. The section, referred to as Phase 2a, is between Fradley and Crewe.

High Speed Two Limited conducted the 9-week consultation on behalf of the Department for Transport (DfT). It sought views from all interested parties. This included relevant local planning authorities and stakeholders and qualifying owner-occupiers who would fall within the areas identified in the draft safeguarding directions and maps.

In line with the government’s consultation principles, the consultation was also open to responses from the public more generally.

Published 30 November 2015