He adds: In my opinion, the inverted 's' is a uLinks of London I Charmseful conceptual tool to use when considering how to link the major conurbations between London and Scotland. It is important that the public is not trapped into thinking we can only base a high-speed rail service on the current network. We haLinks of London K Charmve separate east and west lines principLinks of London L Charmally because of Victorian transport planning that took into account strong competition between dilinks of london braceletsfferent companies that wanted to use different routesBut won't the inverted 's' shape slow the route down? It is perfectly possible, he saysI'm not necessarily saying it will be the best option - to cut across the country from Manchester to Leeds, for example
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