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This paper describes the elaborate planning, development and consultation process that successfully took the £5·2 billion Channel Tunnel Rail Link scheme from four independent options in 1990 to a fully approved scheme in 1997. Learning from the failed 1980s planning process, it introduced several innovative approaches to consensus building, option refinement and consultation—providing a benchmark for future infrastructure projects.

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