Transport · Railway / metro
The Euston Station Campus programme combines a new HS2 terminus with redevelopment of the existing Network Rail station, London Underground improvements and surrounding mixed-use development.[1]
Government has committed £50 million over three years to improve the existing Euston station, beginning with £11 million for seating, waiting areas and toilets; this package is separate from the larger HS2 station-campus programme.
Euston is a combined campus proposal: a new HS2 station, renewal of the existing National Rail station, changes to the Underground interchange and development around them. HS2 remains responsible for the railway approaches and enabling works, while the government is developing a delivery company and financing approach for the station campus.
The government committed £50m over three years to improve the existing Euston station, with an initial £11m for additional seating, better waiting areas and refurbished toilets. The package is distinct from the larger HS2 terminus and station-campus redevelopment.