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Northern Mayors meet Transport Secretary to level with Government on rail chaos

Ministers must act to end months of rail chaos that is causing misery for millions across the North, West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin said today, ahead of crunch talks with the government (30 November).

30 Nov 2022

Ms Brabin will “level with” with Transport Secretary Mark Harper when they meet today and say that “levelling up” at a bare minimum means ensuring that Northerners can get to work and education opportunities.

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Northern Mayors meet Transport Secretary to level with Government on rail chaos

Ms Brabin will “level with” with Transport Secretary Mark Harper when they meet today and say that “levelling up” at a bare minimum means ensuring that Northerners can get to work and education opportunities.

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