Millions were spent on preparing Crewe for the arrival of HS2 so what will happen to the town now?
Locomotives were built there and its station is still a key transport hub, both for passenger and freight services.
Thousands of jobs and homes were expected from the regeneration the scheme would have brought. The local authority, Cheshire East Council, spent millions on preparation work for its arrival.Nestled next to the West Coast Mainline, the Crewe Heritage Centre showcases engines and carriages from the town's history.
"We've had really important plans for improving the station, that would've catalysed the regeneration of the wider area," he added. "I think that's the same for a lot of local small businesses. Businesses, including ours, need certainty."Image caption,
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