HS2 is not a nice to have – it is a must have
28/09/2023
Frank McKenna’s thoughts on the latest controversies surrounding HS2.
Frank McKenna’s thoughts on the latest controversies surrounding HS2.
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Jim casts his eye on the North West winners and losers in Sir Keir Starmer’s Shadow Cabinet shake up. He also tells the Education Secretary to get some better media advisors!
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The Green agenda deserves a serious debate. Instead the discussion about eco-policy is being hi-jacked by climate change deniers and Just Stop Oil crackpots.