Council demands HS2 to fund rehousing of hundreds of tenants

News22.10.205:30 PM by Nathaniel Barker

A London council has demanded that the company building High Speed 2 (HS2) funds the rehousing of hundreds of its tenants, whose homes it claims will be made “virtually uninhabitable” by rail works.

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