High Speed Rail (Crewe - Manchester) Bill
Hybrid Bill · started in the Commons
A Bill to make provision for a railway between a junction with Phase 2a of High Speed 2 south of Crewe in Cheshire and Manchester Piccadilly Station; for a railway between Hoo Green in Cheshire and a junction with the West Coast Main Line at Bamfurlong, south of Wigan; and for connected purposes.
- Heidi Alexander · Department for Transport
Where it is
Commons · 2nd reading
What happens next
No further stage is scheduled
The route
In the Commons
- 1st reading25 Jul 2024×4
- 2nd readinghere25 Jul 2024×3
- Committee stageno date yet
- Report stage
- 3rd reading
In the Lords
- 1st reading
- 2nd reading
- Committee stage
- Report stage
- 3rd reading
Between the Houses
- Consideration of amendments
- Royal Assent
What we've written
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Every stage on the record (17)
- Commons1st reading24 Jan 2022
- —Examination for compliance with Standing Orders24 Feb 2022
- CommonsCarry-over motion25 Apr 2022
- Commons1st reading11 May 2022
- Commons2nd reading20 Jun 2022
- CommonsMoney resolution20 Jun 2022
- CommonsCommittal (to a Select Committee)20 Jun 2022
- CommonsInstruction20 Jun 2022
- CommonsInstruction20 Jun 2022
- CommonsCarry-over motion20 Jun 2022
- Commons1st reading8 Nov 2023
- Commons2nd reading8 Nov 2023
- Commons1st reading25 Jul 2024
- Commons2nd reading25 Jul 2024
- CommonsCarry-over motion2 Feb
- CommonsCommittee stageno date
- CommonsBill reintroduced14 May
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