Homeowners 'trying not to panic' after HS2 tunnelling causes their Victorian houses to 'sink and crack'
Summary
Workers began using a tunnel boring machine underneath two streets in Queen's Park, north-west London, to carve out a stretch of the track between Euston and Oak Common Road in August.
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Homeowners 'trying not to panic' after HS2 tunnelling causes their Victorian houses to 'sink and crack'
Workers began using a tunnel boring machine underneath two streets in Queen's Park, north-west London, to carve out a stretch of the track between Euston and Oak Common Road in August.
