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Consultation outcome

Crewe Hub: options for building on existing connectivity

This was published under the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
This consultation has concluded

Detail of outcome

The government has now published its decisions and summary of responses received following the HS2 Crewe Hub consultation.


Original consultation

Summary

Seeks views on options which could give Crewe and the surrounding region better access to conventional and high speed rail services.

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Consultation description

This consultation seeks views on:

  • the vision for a hub station at Crewe, as recommended by Sir David Higgins
  • infrastructure options for enabling more HS2 services to stop at Crewe, provide the opportunity to serve Stoke and potentially other destinations
  • levels of growth that should be considered for future freight and local and regional passenger services when developing options for a hub
  • the role the local area could play in realising a Crewe Hub

We are seeking comments from all interested parties including:

  • local authorities
  • local enterprise partnerships
  • devolved administrations
  • the rail industry
  • passengers
  • businesses
  • communities
  • other organisations

Responses to this consultation will help inform ongoing development of options for a Crewe Hub and future decisions about whether to take this forward and, if so, what legislation may be required.

Consultation events

Information stands will be at Crewe Station on:

  • 14 September 2017 from 8am to 2pm
  • 3 October 2017 from 2pm to 8pm

to answer your consultation questions.

Documents

Crewe Hub consultation (web version)

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Crewe Hub consultation (print version)

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