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Homeowners 'trying not to panic' as HS2 tunnelling causes homes to 'sink and crack'
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Homeowners 'trying not to panic' as HS2 tunnelling causes homes to 'sink and crack'
Homeowners in West London are said to be "trying not to panic" after witnessing their properties beginning to "crack" and "sink".
Residents living near Queen's Park Station in West London say the tunnelling works as part of the HS2 rail project is causing severe damage to their homes.
The damage, residents say, has escalated dramatically since a tunnel boring machine passed roughly 18 metres underground between Aug…
1 Nov, 23:30