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  1. High-speed rail services are connecting to destinations in France via Eurostar.
  2. Eurostar services connect to international destinations via high-speed rail, overseen by the Office of Rail and Road.

Eurostar Trains Connect Britain and Calais via Channel Tunnel

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What happened

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Eurostar trains connect Britain with Calais, France, traveling through the 31.5-mile-long Channel Tunnel. Folkestone, a town near the route, is well-reached from London St. Pancras Station via fast trains.

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Why it matters

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The operation facilitates cross-channel travel between London and Calais. Folkestone, a town near the route, has seen a resurgence in the past decade as artists and creatives moved there, partly due to rising rent prices in London.

Eurostar services connect to international destinations via high-speed rail, which is overseen by the Office of Rail and Road.

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Who's involved

  • EurostarHigh-speed railway service connecting Britain and continental Europe
  • CalaisTerminal utilized by Eurostar for cross-channel connections
  • LondonMajor city from which Eurostar services depart
  • Office of Rail and RoadGovernment body that regulates Eurostar's services and operations

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • FolkestoneSpeculative

    Folkestone could see increased demand and local economic revitalization due to the influx of artists and creatives.

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