If Euston doesn't happen and Old Oak Common becomes the terminal for HS2, it will also have to be redesigned.
The occasion commemorates the end of nearly six years of war in Europe on 8 May 1945 when Nazi German forces surrendered unconditionally to the Allies in World War Two.Many councils have encouraged communities to hold street parties to recreate the spirit of '45.
But there are solemn occasions too, a remembrance service at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshirehas welcomed veterans, families and other members of the public.On Thursday, the Royal British Legion will host a private VE Day tea party at the venue for veterans and families before the
beginning at 16:00 BST.The arboretum will be open to the public as normal and seating will be available on a first-come-first-served basis, although visitors are advised to book parking in advance. The service will also be streamed into Heroes' Square.
Mayor of Sandwell Syeda Khatun said events reflected on sacrifices made by a generation and pay tribute to those who "gave so much", including everyone who fought overseas, around the Commonwealth and on the home front.
She said celebrations in the 75th year took place during the pandemic and this was a chance to "meet again".The 58-year-old, who is originally from Wigan but now lives in Warrington, Cheshire, said: "He is always there. I talk to him if something’s on my mind. I'll sit on the floor with him and tell him what's going on."
Mr Miyagi, who weighs one stone (6.3kg), eats a varied diet and even has a special crate in Ms Leek's car.She said she feeds the pet romaine lettuce, a special type of hay and dandelions and also a "the odd treat of a strawberry or a green bean".
"He's a creature of habit and at 5pm he will retire to bed and not get up until eight," she said."I don't know where I'd be without him. I've trained him to come when I shout him and he comes and sits with me.