West Midlands and Greater Manchester mayors define choices to revive rail after axing of northern leg of HS2
Two of England's mayors have outlined their proposals to revive rail within the Midlands and North post-HS2, insisting they "won't accept a do-nothing scenario". Greater Manchester's mayor, Andy Burnham, and his West Midlands counterpart, Andy Street, teamed up after the federal government axed the northern leg of the excessive pace rail venture final 12 months, and are looking for a substitute for enhance companies between the cities with the assistance of the non-public sector.
Now the pair have provided up three choices - from smaller upgrades by way of to a complete new line - they consider would offer "real benefits" to each their areas.Politics reside: Starmer meets with Brianna Ghey's mom after Sunak's 'disgusting' transgender jibeBriefing journalists at an occasion in...