Tue Jun 04, 2019 11:18 am
Tue Jun 04, 2019 11:31 am
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Tue Jun 04, 2019 12:06 pm
dogfound wrote:first proposed in 1991.
are they real.
I wish there was a campaign for a 2nd assembly referendum
Tue Jun 04, 2019 12:08 pm
Tue Jun 04, 2019 12:25 pm
Tue Jun 04, 2019 12:54 pm
Tue Jun 04, 2019 12:59 pm
Tue Jun 04, 2019 1:04 pm
davids wrote:Victory for the tree huggers and newt lovers!
What a colossal waste of money over the past twenty years getting nowhere.
Why is it that only the most incompetent, inept, two faced idiots become politicians?
Another massive blow to the businesses and economy of South Wales.
Tue Jun 04, 2019 1:08 pm
Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
Tue Jun 04, 2019 1:12 pm
Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
Tue Jun 04, 2019 1:24 pm
2blue2handle wrote:So which party has cancelled this? or is that not how it works
Tue Jun 04, 2019 1:27 pm
epping blue wrote:Stunned. Should have been built 20 years ago.
Tue Jun 04, 2019 1:30 pm
epping blue wrote:dogfound wrote:first proposed in 1991.
are they real.
I wish there was a campaign for a 2nd assembly referendum
Should have got on with it as soon as they finished the second Severn crossing. Unfortunately a labour government in Westminster then devolution put paid to that. Labour cancelled the Channel tunnel FFS and if Thatcher had come along that may never have been built. Millions of people off the road and out of planes.
Tue Jun 04, 2019 1:35 pm
Sven wrote:epping blue wrote:Stunned. Should have been built 20 years ago.
I agree and anyone ever stuck in the current bottle neck will surely agree!![]()
A little over two hours from London to the Bridge and almost the same from there to Malpas
Must surely have an effect on business and tourism; both of which are vital to the Welsh economy?
Careful handling of the potential environmental issues (look at what they did with Cardiff Bay) could have seen it go ahead
Tue Jun 04, 2019 2:10 pm
Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
Tue Jun 04, 2019 2:48 pm
Tue Jun 04, 2019 2:51 pm
WelshPatriot wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
You think the M25 was a waste, that's your argument??
I dread to think of London without the M25.
Tue Jun 04, 2019 2:58 pm
dogfound wrote:epping blue wrote:dogfound wrote:first proposed in 1991.
are they real.
I wish there was a campaign for a 2nd assembly referendum
Should have got on with it as soon as they finished the second Severn crossing. Unfortunately a labour government in Westminster then devolution put paid to that. Labour cancelled the Channel tunnel FFS and if Thatcher had come along that may never have been built. Millions of people off the road and out of planes.
I use the M4 frequently and that stretch really does need doing and has done since the adjoining bits of the M4 were increased from 2 to 3 lanes in the early 80s due to congestion. its insane to think otherwise...no matter what party is in charge.
Tue Jun 04, 2019 3:05 pm
Sven wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
You think the M25 was a waste, that's your argument??
I dread to think of London without the M25.
Having used that very road this Monday morning, I tend to agree. It was slow (8am) but still a lot better than the stationery traffic on the roads I could see overhead![]()
Glib comments are ones like snaggy's, who cannot see the bigger picture for Wales as a whole. Newport is an environmental and topographical bottle neck that needs to be remedied
Tue Jun 04, 2019 3:06 pm
pembroke allan wrote:Look at it logically the arguement against? Wildlife ect would be a destroyed with the bay what happened wildlife moved 1mile away and is thriving ! Gwent levels same will happen nature as habit of adapting.... alternative public transport what planet are people on to think public transport can transport all the goods all the people from south east Wales that use m4 Its cloud cookoo land to think you can use public transport to cut congestion! Wag is a useless waste of money who undoubtedly will now give themselves a pat on back for wasting £44m of our money knowing they would not build rd before they even started public inquiry..![]()
Tue Jun 04, 2019 3:14 pm
Sven wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
You think the M25 was a waste, that's your argument??
I dread to think of London without the M25.
Having used that very road this Monday morning, I tend to agree. It was slow (8am) but still a lot better than the stationery traffic on the roads I could see overhead![]()
Glib comments are ones like snaggy's, who cannot see the bigger picture for Wales as a whole. Newport is an environmental and topographical bottle neck that needs to be remedied
Tue Jun 04, 2019 3:57 pm
Sneggyblubird wrote:Sven wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
You think the M25 was a waste, that's your argument??
I dread to think of London without the M25.
Having used that very road this Monday morning, I tend to agree. It was slow (8am) but still a lot better than the stationery traffic on the roads I could see overhead![]()
Glib comments are ones like snaggy's, who cannot see the bigger picture for Wales as a whole. Newport is an environmental and topographical bottle neck that needs to be remedied
I agree something needs to be done,but not at the environmental cost or without those that will benefit most contributing something.And WP I don't think the M25 was a waste at all.it makes a great car-park.How's that for a glib comment.
Tue Jun 04, 2019 4:03 pm
Tue Jun 04, 2019 4:25 pm
pembroke allan wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Sven wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
You think the M25 was a waste, that's your argument??
I dread to think of London without the M25.
Having used that very road this Monday morning, I tend to agree. It was slow (8am) but still a lot better than the stationery traffic on the roads I could see overhead![]()
Glib comments are ones like snaggy's, who cannot see the bigger picture for Wales as a whole. Newport is an environmental and topographical bottle neck that needs to be remedied
I agree something needs to be done,but not at the environmental cost or without those that will benefit most contributing something.And WP I don't think the M25 was a waste at all.it makes a great car-park.How's that for a glib comment.
What's the environmental cost? Same as they said about Cardiff bay Except that the disaster they predicted didn't happen in fact it's well documented that wildlife as thrived a mile away since it was built? Wildlife got great habit of adapting if care is taken to minimise effects.. pollution wise whats worse thousands of cars stuck in traffic jams every day or thousands of cars moving it's a simple choice but reality! What is not an option is doing nothing Which environmentalists prefer
Tue Jun 04, 2019 4:36 pm
Sneggyblubird wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Sven wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
You think the M25 was a waste, that's your argument??
I dread to think of London without the M25.
Having used that very road this Monday morning, I tend to agree. It was slow (8am) but still a lot better than the stationery traffic on the roads I could see overhead![]()
Glib comments are ones like snaggy's, who cannot see the bigger picture for Wales as a whole. Newport is an environmental and topographical bottle neck that needs to be remedied
I agree something needs to be done,but not at the environmental cost or without those that will benefit most contributing something.And WP I don't think the M25 was a waste at all.it makes a great car-park.How's that for a glib comment.
What's the environmental cost? Same as they said about Cardiff bay Except that the disaster they predicted didn't happen in fact it's well documented that wildlife as thrived a mile away since it was built? Wildlife got great habit of adapting if care is taken to minimise effects.. pollution wise whats worse thousands of cars stuck in traffic jams every day or thousands of cars moving it's a simple choice but reality! What is not an option is doing nothing Which environmentalists prefer
Its a well documented fact that the more roads you build the more cars you get, that's why I used the M25 example.It solved nothing.The other thing nobody seems to have mentioned is we would, as a nation, have to borrow heavily to fund this project.Who would pay?
Tue Jun 04, 2019 4:39 pm
Sneggyblubird wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Sven wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
You think the M25 was a waste, that's your argument??
I dread to think of London without the M25.
Having used that very road this Monday morning, I tend to agree. It was slow (8am) but still a lot better than the stationery traffic on the roads I could see overhead![]()
Glib comments are ones like snaggy's, who cannot see the bigger picture for Wales as a whole. Newport is an environmental and topographical bottle neck that needs to be remedied
I agree something needs to be done,but not at the environmental cost or without those that will benefit most contributing something.And WP I don't think the M25 was a waste at all.it makes a great car-park.How's that for a glib comment.
What's the environmental cost? Same as they said about Cardiff bay Except that the disaster they predicted didn't happen in fact it's well documented that wildlife as thrived a mile away since it was built? Wildlife got great habit of adapting if care is taken to minimise effects.. pollution wise whats worse thousands of cars stuck in traffic jams every day or thousands of cars moving it's a simple choice but reality! What is not an option is doing nothing Which environmentalists prefer
Its a well documented fact that the more roads you build the more cars you get, that's why I used the M25 example.It solved nothing.The other thing nobody seems to have mentioned is we would, as a nation, have to borrow heavily to fund this project.Who would pay?
Tue Jun 04, 2019 4:40 pm
Sneggyblubird wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Sven wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Hmmmm,some of us remember when the M25 was touted as the answer to London's traffic congestion.Not guaranteed to fix the problem and to date no businesses had signed to help with the cost.That would be left to the WAG to levy the cost on us with their new tax raising powers.Too many glib comments.
You think the M25 was a waste, that's your argument??
I dread to think of London without the M25.
Having used that very road this Monday morning, I tend to agree. It was slow (8am) but still a lot better than the stationery traffic on the roads I could see overhead![]()
Glib comments are ones like snaggy's, who cannot see the bigger picture for Wales as a whole. Newport is an environmental and topographical bottle neck that needs to be remedied
I agree something needs to be done,but not at the environmental cost or without those that will benefit most contributing something.And WP I don't think the M25 was a waste at all.it makes a great car-park.How's that for a glib comment.
What's the environmental cost? Same as they said about Cardiff bay Except that the disaster they predicted didn't happen in fact it's well documented that wildlife as thrived a mile away since it was built? Wildlife got great habit of adapting if care is taken to minimise effects.. pollution wise whats worse thousands of cars stuck in traffic jams every day or thousands of cars moving it's a simple choice but reality! What is not an option is doing nothing Which environmentalists prefer
Its a well documented fact that the more roads you build the more cars you get, that's why I used the M25 example.It solved nothing.The other thing nobody seems to have mentioned is we would, as a nation, have to borrow heavily to fund this project.Who would pay?
Tue Jun 04, 2019 5:24 pm
Tue Jun 04, 2019 5:28 pm