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Johnson was as committed to Northern Powerhouse Rail as he had been to Crossrail
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bluethrunthru
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Johnsons answer - dress up and tell lies
BobKowalski
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A graph of where we stand...
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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And this is where comparisons with Spain, France and other 'larger' countries doesn't count for much. I can understand a hi-speed train from, say London to Edinburgh with a stop in York, perhaps, but the distances between major cities in the UK are too small for a high speed train. We need reliable and modern railway system up here- pretty much like the one that whizzes about the southern and home counties!It's certainly not much more than that - by the time it's got out of the city centres at lowish speed, there's not that much distance left.
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mat
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Johnsons answer - dress up and tell lies
Why hadn't anyone done a Mr Benn spoof called Mr Bent on him?
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Can you give us the clef notes of the 162 pages Matty............? ;-)
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mat
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In layman's terms...Can you give us the clef notes of the 162 pages Matty............? ;-)
"Fuck the North!"
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Much obliged........In layman's terms...
"Fuck the North!"