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Holden: Government is not neglecting transport in the North

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Holden: Government is not neglecting transport in the North

Holden: Government is not neglecting transport in the North

The transport minister, Richard Holden, insists that the government is not neglecting the North, despite looming questions over the fate of HS2.

The minister blames spiralling construction costs of the new high speed rail line on inflation, sparked, Holden claims, by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Report by Covellm.

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