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Actually, for once I agree with him, but is any bandwagon this man will not jump on ?
Actually, for once I agree with him, but is any bandwagon this man will not jump on ?
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Bazile...there is indeed a Toll on the both Severn Bridges and its a whopping £6.50 per car !
The trouble began when the Tory government of the time sold off the old SB, and passed an Act of Parliament, in order to raise the money needed to build the new SB. There is a formula involved, that allows for the Tolls to soar upwards each year, until 2018 when the bridges are supposed to fall back into public ownership.
Its been a bone of contention for years, and there is still confusion about what will happen in 3 years time. £6:50 is just too much. Its £19:60 for a lorry, which is disincentive to firms wanting to set up business in Wales.
The trouble began when the Tory government of the time sold off the old SB, and passed an Act of Parliament, in order to raise the money needed to build the new SB. There is a formula involved, that allows for the Tolls to soar upwards each year, until 2018 when the bridges are supposed to fall back into public ownership.
Its been a bone of contention for years, and there is still confusion about what will happen in 3 years time. £6:50 is just too much. Its £19:60 for a lorry, which is disincentive to firms wanting to set up business in Wales.
September 1st: first day of term for all the parties. That fact has got slightly blurred by the summer road show that has been the Labour leadership fiasco.
I heard the great man on the radio this morning. His relationship with the referendum "no" campaign will be interesting I get the feeling some of the "no" crowd regard him as the slightly embarrassing dad cheering from the touchline :-)
I heard the great man on the radio this morning. His relationship with the referendum "no" campaign will be interesting I get the feeling some of the "no" crowd regard him as the slightly embarrassing dad cheering from the touchline :-)
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