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ARTICLE · 27 JUNE 2017

Infrastructure And Housing Crossrail 2

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Flexing his new Mayoral muscles, Andy Burnham has set out his belief that HS3 ( linking Manchester to Leeds) should be the Crossrail of the North and be delivered before Crossrail 2. Government should, in his view, prioritise investment in Northern transport infrastructure. Their views are not the same as those expressed by the All Party Parliament Group of London MPs who want to focus on London's economic wellbeing as a way to support continued growth across the UK. All over the developed and the developing world, governments of almost every political persuasion see infrastructure as part of their tool kit for priming economic growth and stability . For the UK, it is undoubtedly part of the strategy to negate the likely impact of BREXIT.

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