NEWS: Expressway in Parliament Again February 6, 2020

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Can we have an Ox-Cam Expressway debate?

The issue of the Oxford to Cambridge Expressway was raised again in the House of Commons on 6th February.

Greg Smith MP for Buckingham asked for a debate on the Ox-Cam Expressway to be tabled. Thank you Greg!

The more the Ox-Cam Expressway is mentioned and challenged in Westminster the better. It all supports our campaign getting our voice heard and raising the priority and profile of this appalling scheme.

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On 30th January there were questions from Anneliese Dodds, Greg Smith and Daniel Zeichner, about the pledged review. And NEG were mentioned!

Interestingly George Freeman’s responded as follows “I am delighted to say that we are listening to all the representations that we have received. There will be an announcement coming very shortly. Let me reiterate that this is about our commitment to sustainable and integrated public transport with housing. That corridor is a vital housing and growth corridor and we want to make sure that it is sustainable transport that works for the benefit of the people who live there.”

So… When will there be an announcement? Will that be an announcement about a review or the future of the project?

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