London’s answer to New York’s High Line is scrapped
Project organisers say high costs and the energy crisis have scuppered planned green route from Camden to King’s Cross The Camden Highline, a multimillion-pound effort to transform a disused rail line into a greenery-filled walking and cycling paradise, has been all but scrapped. Nearly a decade since it was conceived as London’s answer to New York’s fabled High Line, the project has fallen victim to high costs and the energy crisis.
Project organisers say high costs and energy crisis have scuppered green route from Camden to King’s Cross
The Camden Highline, a multimillion-pound effort to transform a disused rail line into a greenery-filled walking and cycling paradise, has been all but scrapped.
Nearly a decade since it was conceived as London’s answer to New York’s fabled High Line, the project has fallen victim to high costs and the energy crisis.
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