A major £55 billion English rail project has been delayed – after consultation letters were sent 500 miles away from the work to residents in Aberdeen.
The Press and Journal revealed last week that bosses on the massive HS2 project sent out hundreds of letters about archaeological works in Calvert, Buckinghamshire to Granite City addresses.
Before work can begin on the rail line, which will improve journey times between the south and north of England, contractors had to check whether there is anything of archaeological interest.