What our priorities are and how we are doing

You can see how we’re doing on the commitments we’ve made to local communities.

The reports show you real-life examples of how we’re meeting our promises in the areas along the HS2 route.

This is updated every six months.

These reports set out our progress against our ten commitments we’ve made to our communities.

This is updated every six months.

This strategy shows you how we’ll involve people who live, work and are part of the communities along the HS2 route.

Addition information may be added but not timetabled.

Independent research on the progress of the HS2 project is carried out by The Construction Commissioner with the help of those who are affected.

You can read about the Commissioner’s activities, updates on construction complaints and their observations.

This is updated quarterly.

We set our standard for communicating with the people who live along or near the HS2 route.

Addition information may be added but not timetabled.

We ask the market research company Ipsos MORI to survey attitudes towards the HS2 project on our behalf. The report findings are based on telephone interviews with adults in the UK.

We are committed to publish this in the near future.

You can read our response to Construction Commissioner latest published report.

This is updated quarterly.

Independent research on the progress of the HS2 project is carried out by The Residents’ Commissioner with the help of those who are affected.

You can read about the Commissioner’s activities, the data they have captured as well as their recommendations.

This is updated quarterly.

Here you can see our response to the recommendations made in the Residents’ Commissioner’s reports. 

This is updated quarterly.

This strategy describes how we manage tax risks and our attitude to tax planning.

This is updated annually.

These documents outline the limits of deviation for the route of the HS2 line.

You can also see the land to be acquired relating to the building of the railway.

There are no further additions.

These are deeds sealed by the Government which allow HS2 Ltd as agent to acquire land through Compulsory Acquisition.

You can find information, deeds and plans relating to land and property affected by the HS2 project.

This is updated weekly.

This sets out how the design and construction of Phase One of HS2 project will work with the historic environment.

You can see how we manage and protect people, communities and the natural, cultural and built environment.

Addition information may be added but not timetabled.

You can see how building and operating Phase One of the HS2 project will affect the environment, for example air quality and local wildlife.

They include our proposals for avoiding, reducing or managing these effects.

There are no further additions.

Each plan explains how we’ll deliver our strategy at a local level.

You can see how we’ll engage with the local community to make sure that we meet our commitments and be a good neighbour.

This is updated annually.

Many property owners, occupiers and others have an interest in land that HS2 Ltd has or will acquire during the project.

You can see information on parcel numbers, description of property, owners and occupiers within Bill limits for the land in Phase One.

Available for inspection at Albany House, London or deposit locations along the line of route while the Hybrid Bill is live.

Contact the Helpdesk for locations.

There are no further additions.

This is a guide to help you understand what the Phase One Environmental Statement it’s for and what it contains.

There are no further additions.

You can see how building and operating Phase 2a of the HS2 project will affect the environment, for example air quality and local wildlife.

They include our proposals for avoiding, reducing or managing these effects.

Addition information is expected but not timetabled.

Many property owners, occupiers and others have an interest in land that HS2 Ltd has or will acquire during the project.

You can see information on parcel numbers, description of property, owners and occupiers within Bill limits for the land in Phase 2a.

Available for inspection at Albany House, London or deposit locations along the line of route while the Hybrid Bill is live.

Contact the Helpdesk for locations.

Addition information may be added but not timetabled.

This is a guide to help you understand what the Phase 2a Environmental Statement it’s for and what it contains.

Addition information is expected but not timetabled.

You can see the draft documents covering the HS2 Phase 2b.

You can see the draft documents for the HS2 Phase 2a environmental statement, produced to go with the anticipated Bill.

Addition information is expected but not timetabled.