Breadcrumb Home Old Oak Old Oak Common station Old Oak Common station Old Oak Common station will be London’s gateway for the new high-speed railway connecting the capital with the West Midlands. The new station will be one of the UK's most important transport hubs. We are working closely with HS2 as construction progresses, helping to unlock opportunities for new homes, jobs and spaces. Land no longer needed by HS2 will also play a key role in delivering the wider regeneration of Old Oak. Exemplar connectivity Old Oak Common Station will bring together HS2, the Elizabeth line, the Great Western Mainline and Heathrow Express in a single interchange and will welcome an estimated 250,000 passengers a day. The station will provide fast and frequent connections across London, including to Heathrow, the West End and Canary Wharf. With direct high-speed services to Birmingham and strong links to the Great Western corridor, Old Oak will act as a bridge between London, key regional centres and beyond. Find out more about HS2 Visit the HS2 website Related content Old Oak procurement OPDC is seeking a market-leading Private Sector Partner to establish a long-term joint venture that will shape and deliver a new urban district at Old Oak, in the heart of West London. Read more The OPDC Compulsory Purchase Order 2025 On 12 September 2025, OPDC made The Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (Old Oak) Compulsory Purchase Order 2025 (the CPO). Find out more. Read more Highways and active travel We are working across the OPDC area to improve public realm and highways. Find out more. Read more Early activation and meanwhile uses The regeneration of Old Oak will be delivered in phases, and this means that some sites will not be required for development immediately, so are available for meanwhile uses. Read more
Old Oak procurement OPDC is seeking a market-leading Private Sector Partner to establish a long-term joint venture that will shape and deliver a new urban district at Old Oak, in the heart of West London. Read more
The OPDC Compulsory Purchase Order 2025 On 12 September 2025, OPDC made The Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (Old Oak) Compulsory Purchase Order 2025 (the CPO). Find out more. Read more
Highways and active travel We are working across the OPDC area to improve public realm and highways. Find out more. Read more
Early activation and meanwhile uses The regeneration of Old Oak will be delivered in phases, and this means that some sites will not be required for development immediately, so are available for meanwhile uses. Read more