The Cabinet minister said there was a 'perfectly legitimate question' about the future of HS2
, who is a former transport secretary, said there was a “perfectly legitimate question” about the sequencing of the project.
“Obviously the large things like HS2, which I think is the biggest construction project in Europe, suck up a lot of that money. Any government has to make those decisions.” “We take those long term decisions seriously, but we don’t think any amount of money, no matter how big the budget gets, that you should just carry on ploughing it in. There has a point where you say hold on a minute, let’s just take a break here.”
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