London's weekly railway news
Briefly

This weekly round-up highlights various issues affecting London's rail transport, including the controversial involvement of a company linked to the Grenfell disaster in insulating an Underground station. It commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Moorgate Tube crash. HS2's executive expresses confidence in the railway project despite setbacks, while the Old Oak Common station is projected to boost the local economy by £10 billion. Meanwhile, commuters face significant service disruptions and cancellations, underscoring persistent challenges in London's transportation system.
The chief executive of HS2 has insisted the high-speed railway has 'great value, intrinsic value' and that it will 'prove its worth' despite challenges.
London has the most expensive public transport system globally, a reality familiar to its residents, reflecting ongoing challenges in managing transport costs and accessibility.
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