25 June 2019
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Some of the big bus companies hate this news. They're even threatening to sue! As they try to share misinformation and launch project fear, we will need to be vigilant and tell them what we want.
We want to thank Andy Burnham for standing up to the bus companies, and to make sure he sticks with the current path.
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We've got the biggest opportunity we’ve had to transform our bus network in 30 years. Yesterday's event matters. Tweet Andy Burnham to let him know you're here for the fight for our buses.
Thank you for all your help.
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Maria Jane Ali replied on Permalink
Yes Andy Burnham! You’re the best mayor ever!!
Nicholas Thorn replied on Permalink
Excellent news. I hope that integrated public transport will be the next step, e.g. something similar to the Oystercars
Helen Field replied on Permalink
At the end of the bulletin, she says the bus companies think Andy Burnham should concentrate on relieving traffic congestion!!! As if a cheap, efficient bus service won't do this. Well done Manchester, hope the plans come to fruition very soon. A good start to combat air pollution and climate chaos.
Paul Okojie replied on Permalink
This is the most desirable development and deserves the support of all those who live in GM
Eunice Wormald replied on Permalink
Well done Andy Burnham and Manchester this will help the toxic air pollution problem with less cars on the road. Good Luck!!!
Janet Bennett replied on Permalink
Andy, I live in Lpool, please can you influence our metro mayor Steve Rotheram to properly consult with the Merseyside public? Not only online, but more meetings at public spaces, thanks
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