HS2 - Birmingham

HS2 is a prominent transportation service company, located at the address: Two Snow Hill, Snow Hill Queensway, Birmingham B4 6GA, United Kingdom. The company can be reached via phone at 808-143-4434 and their website is accessible at hs2.org.uk.

This corporate office is specialized in providing transportation services. Additional points of interest at the location include a wheelchair-accessible car park, wheelchair-accessible entrance, and a paid multi-storey car park. The company has received 79 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 2.8/5.

👍 Reviews of HS2

Paul R.

1/5

Unfortunately, apart from the construction industry no one is really benefiting from this in a worthwhile way. Minimal time-saving that modernization of current lines could have closely achieved. And with it many protected areas of natural beauty that have stood for centuries ruined and replaced with a poor alternative.

Bashir

1/5

Londoners may want easy access to the rest of the country but everyone else is happy to travel as it is. The people of Birmingham were not asked if we want London at our doorstep and Londoners buying our homes. We don't. Stop destroying economies and pricing people out of their own cities.

Marshall B.

1/5

This country does not need an outrageously expensive tax funded railway line! We already have trains that never arrive on time and for a fraction of the £200 billion this endeavour will probably end up costing. And stop with PR green washing; destroying the landscape will create "new eco friendly zones". Utter tosh.

GenericName1234

1/5

A £200 billion project that is is completely pointless and that nobody but Londoners want. We have destroyed much of our valuable beautiful countryside. It has also caused many many traffic jams due to work on it which has increased the number of car crashes. The worst thing is the british government only now realise its a waste of money but will not stop construction on it because too much money has already been put into it so they thought they would waste more money for the sake of it. It has had a detrimental effect on the environment. To anybody that supports this I am not shaming you or anything as for your particular job it may help out. I am however up for a civil debate with anybody who wants to I love debates but please if you do only present factual information. Just drop me an email if you do and my mind can be changed and i would be willing to change other to.

Borgan T.

2/5

So, 200 billion for not even half an hour off the trip?
seems as if it being overlooked by chimpanzees, the idea makes sense, but in the current situation the UK has many more severe issues than a marginally faster, highly destructive trainline. Yes the idea is good, but with current technology in the current climate its simply impractical to spend this much money on such a negative trade-off.

Ayesha H.

1/5

We DON'T NEED this. We can get to London in 2 hours, that's fine. It's not worth all the money and time. By the time this is finished building, the tickets will be way too expensive for the public anyway - this is being built for the elite businessmen. It's building a bigger barrier between the rich and the poor. Not impressed.

Ruben A.

4/5

Very expensive but great for the environment. Replanting 2x more forest than has to be cut down, Takes people out of their very space consuming and polluting cars and puts them on the train.

John P.

1/5

Total waste of money. Just for saving a few minutes on a journey. It'd be cheaper to convert existing train lines. Building new lines and roads is just chopping up the coutryside into smaller and smaller blocks. It's a disaster for the ecosystems it passes through.