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pagl · 5th June 2019, 19.03:50

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Originally Posted by REDGOG

assembly spent 100 million on a study on the M4 relief road, now not going ahead.

what a waste

Current Mold Road regen study costs are £11.70 and 2 pages of A4.

Wrexham's Patrick Bateman · 5th June 2019, 19.38:12

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Originally Posted by REDGOG

assembly spent 100 million on a study on the M4 relief road, now not going ahead.

what a waste

Surely, all you needed to know, was, how much, and what effect the route would have...
100 million....You're having a laugh...

welshian · 5th June 2019, 19.48:58

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Originally Posted by pagl

Current Mold Road regen study costs are £11.70 and 2 pages of A4.

couldn't it have been double sided.

pjwales · 5th June 2019, 22.22:47

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Originally Posted by Wrexham's Patrick Bateman

Surely, all you needed to know, was, how much, and what effect the route would have...
100 million....You're having a laugh...

I think they actually said £130 million on the news tonight and are now going to do more studies now the relief road has been bombed out

ABd · 5th June 2019, 23.27:21

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Originally Posted by REDGOG

assembly spent 100 million on a study on the M4 relief road, now not going ahead.

what a waste

China: spends £2 billion constructing 1,600 mile motorway from Beijing to Urumqi.

Welsh Assembly: spends £100 million on an inquiry about the prospect of possibly building a 14 mile motorway around Newport that would cost £1.6 billion. Proceeds to not build it.

REDGOG · 5th June 2019, 23.47:03

M4 relief road

Electrification of the Cardiff to Swansea rail line

Swansea tidal lagoon scheme

Hundreds of millions spent on study after study with no end product ( on the welsh news tonight)

Yet they cant spare any cash for up here and no one losses their job or assembly seat.

Ken Skates and Lesley Griffiths have to work a bit harder on their Labour colleagues to get money for this area.

aussiejackoinsaudi · 6th June 2019, 03.56:52

Living in Australia so have very little idea of government money over there. Can Ken Skates or Lesley Griffithe give a detailed account of how much money has been spent over the past five years in the Wrexham area.

pagl · 6th June 2019, 04.03:02

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Originally Posted by aussiejackoinsaudi

Living in Australia so have very little idea of government money over there. Can Ken Skates or Lesley Griffithe give a detailed account of how much money has been spent over the past five years in the Wrexham area.

Probably £99.57 a ream of A4 and 2 packs of highlighters.
Its being ramped up as you can see.

dagg · 6th June 2019, 06.55:37

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Originally Posted by ABd

China: spends £2 billion constructing 1,600 mile motorway from Beijing to Urumqi.

Welsh Assembly: spends £100 million on an inquiry about the prospect of possibly building a 14 mile motorway around Newport that would cost £1.6 billion. Proceeds to not build it.

Problem with the Chinese government is, if the new road is going to go through the middle of your house it goes. they is no appeal.

5th June 2019, 23.47:03	#69-0 (permalink)
REDGOG Club Captain (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Jun 2009 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: The Latest on the Mold road Regeneration. M4 relief road Electrification of the Cardiff to Swansea rail line Swansea tidal lagoon scheme Hundreds of millions spent on study after study with no end product ( on the welsh news tonight) Yet they cant spare any cash for up here and no one losses their job or assembly seat. Ken Skates and Lesley Griffiths have to work a bit harder on their Labour colleagues to get money for this area.

6th June 2019, 03.56:52	#70-0 (permalink)
aussiejackoinsaudi Club Captain Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Ian Darlington Twitter: @	Re: The Latest on the Mold road Regeneration. Living in Australia so have very little idea of government money over there. Can Ken Skates or Lesley Griffithe give a detailed account of how much money has been spent over the past five years in the Wrexham area.