Greater Manchester will be given more than £1 billion to transform the region's public transport system, the government has announced.
03.10.2021 - 21:25 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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As Conservative Party conference kicks off in Manchester once again, the Prime Minister has promised a major transport announcement in the coming days to lift the spirits of those seeking a ‘levelling up’ deal for the city region.
Speaking to the M.E.N. during a visit to Gorton’s HideOut youth centre, Boris Johnson said he would be making some ‘very big announcements’ about northern transport links, as
Greater Manchester will be given more than £1 billion to transform the region's public transport system, the government has announced.
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Friendly Fires have criticised the Tories for using their 2011 single ‘Blue Cassette’ during Boris Johnson‘s speech at the party conference today (October 6).The track, from their second album ‘Pala’, was used as the Prime Minister walked out on stage ahead of his address in Manchester.Its use sparked an angry response on social media from the St Albans band.“We do not endorse the Conservative party’s use of our track ‘Blue Cassette’.
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