I'm fighting to be the next MP for Rother Valley. Whatever your views, I'm keen to hear from you. Get in touch & let's start a conversation
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Most people in the North want proper transport infrastructure linking local large and small towns; why another link to London & same city's
I agree with you- but I don't think it should be an either/or question. High speed rail should bring significant economic benefits
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not just in people getting to London more quickly- but also bringing more investment into the region here- that means more jobs
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What investment exactly do you think it will bring? Why? what of the businesses destroyed in the process?
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To be candid, it is always speculative to say what investment a project will Brigg but I do know from experience in East Anglia that
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Business often went elsewhere because links were so poor. As a region, we can't afford to turn away new business- the advanced manufacturing
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Park is a great example of what we can offer. I certainly won't disagree with you that there has been a tremendous cost incurred already
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And as with all contracts between government and private companies, I'm certain there could be huge improvements to the terms the govt sets
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But I know that smaller towns- and particularly rural communities desperately need better infrastructure for the simplest tasks like
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shopping or seeing the GP. I've worked on rail campaigns before (in East Anglia) where transport is dire. I've wrangled with Network Rail
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train companies and the Treasury to fight for a better quality service for passengers. And you are bang on about the cost of tickets.
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