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Heathrow ‘could become rail hub for west London and sub-region’
Heathrow Airport could become a major rail hub not only for air passengers but for west London and the Thames Valley under the Government’s high-speed rail plans.
Initially, high-speed rail passengers travelling to/from Heathrow will have to change at Old Oak Common, with connecting trains taking 11 minutes to reach Heathrow’s central terminal area.
But the Government plans to build a high-speed rail spur to Terminal 5 as part of the second phase of the high-speed network,...
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Most Heathrow passengers will not be air travellers



