Huge sinkhole opens up above a tunnel built for the HS2 high speed rail line leaving residents horrified
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  • 11 months ago
Residents in Buckinghamshire have been left horrified after a 16-foot hole opened up above a ten-mile long tunnel being built for the controversial HS2 high speed rail line.
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