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#NorthernPowercut - It's time for a fair deal for the North

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Anonymous
11 years ago

give the north west a chance and stop the spending down south!!!

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Jack Bailey
11 years ago

Seen as the "Northern Powerhouse" is the Chancellor's flagship policy you'd think he would've stepped in and made the funds available

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George Bradshaw
11 years ago

Just do it.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Fuck off george

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Paul England
11 years ago

Honour your commitment Mr Osborne

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Toby
11 years ago

The North wants change. NOW.

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Paul connell
11 years ago

Connect the North now!

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Mark H Burton
11 years ago

Not of fan of Northern Powerhouse fantasy hype. Signing because we need a modal shift away from oil-based & car transport.

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Kevin Morley
11 years ago

London gets everything we get left behind as all ways why

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Arnold Gwyneth
11 years ago

Once again the norhwest is left behind

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Tom Kearney
11 years ago

Support this campaign but more investment is required across the whole of Northern England together with devolved powers.

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pete
11 years ago

There is other places outside London you tory clowns

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Steven Doyle
11 years ago

Pre election promises MUST be upheld!!!

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chris whitehead
11 years ago

Electrification going ahead on the Bristol route , why not the Manchester- Leeds route.

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Tom Fenton
11 years ago

Improve road links between Manchester and Sheffield is a necessity too

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Andy scullion
11 years ago

Sort it out Osbourne you clown

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Ashley Brook
11 years ago

You cannot shelf one of the key components of your proposal. Focus on the north for once and not London

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Bob bird
11 years ago

250 m spend on new trains for London. A kick in the teeth for the North. We have been conned again

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David Spurr
11 years ago

Network Rail need some serious sorting out, meantime Yorks and Lancs are major contributors in tax terms and voting to this country so deserve better than this claptrap - get a grip please - quickly.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

They are politicians. What do we expect. Still an outrage tough.