Oxford and Leeds. It also took over the management of the closed Waterloo International railway station and North Pole depot, on behalf of the Secretary of State for Transport. The remaining BRBR assets and responsibilities were split between the Highways Agency, Network Rail and the Rail Safety and Standards Board. Eurostar divestment On 4 December 2013, the government announced that it intended to sell LCR's 40% stake in EIL. In June 2014, the shareholding was transferred from LCR to HM Treasury and the sale process was subsequently launched on 13 October 2014. The sale was completed in March 2015, raising a grand total of £760 million. Current operations , LCR is a state-owned railway property development company. It is involved in a number of regeneration projects on former railway land, including King's Cross Central, Stratford City and Manchester Mayfield. It also manages Waterloo International railway station and North Pole depot , as well as providing property advice to HS2 Limited. In 2021, LCR plans to bring forward property developments on several railway sites in North West England. See also Derek Hornby Nick Markham, Baron Markham References External links High-speed rail in the United Kingdom Railway companies of the United Kingdom Eurostar Government-owned companies of the United Kingdom Department for Transport Government-owned railway companies