Miniature Train Station Causes Taxpayer Outcry

A staggering £20,000 of UK taxpayer money has been spent on a Lego model of the upcoming Old Oak Common train station in west London, part of the HS2 project. Constructed from over 15,000 Lego bricks by consultants Bricks McGee, this model aims to educate locals about the station's development. Featuring Lego buses, cabs, and even LED lights, it’s been showcased over 20 times in two years to engage the community. Critics question the cost-effectiveness, while supporters argue its educational value. The real question: is Lego truly worth this hefty taxpayer bill?