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Manchester Congestion Charge

EDM number 1741 in 2007-08, proposed by Lindsay Hoyle on 10/06/2008.
Categorised under the topic of Roads.

That this House notes that proposals are currently being considered for a congestion charge to be introduced in Manchester; further notes that local authorities and residents within Greater Manchester are being consulted in relation to this matter but considers that there is a worrying lack of recognition that many people from Lancashire and other counties neighbouring Greater Manchester also travel into Manchester on a regular basis either for work, business, studying or leisure purposes; further notes the huge impact such a charge would have on such people, particularly as rail networks to and from Manchester are already overcrowded, leaving commuters with no option but to use the car; and therefore calls on the Government to extend the consultation to areas such as Lancashire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Yorkshire and Merseyside where any congestion charge would have a serious impact on local people.

This motion has been signed by a total of 14 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Lindsay Hoyle10/06/2008ChorleyLabourProposed
Greg Pope10/06/2008HyndburnLabourSeconded
Nigel Evans10/06/2008Ribble ValleyConservativeSeconded
David Crausby10/06/2008Bolton North EastLabourSeconded
Bob Spink11/06/2008Castle PointUKIPSeconded
Nicholas Winterton11/06/2008MacclesfieldConservativeSeconded
Tom Levitt11/06/2008High PeakLabourSigned
Graham Stringer11/06/2008Manchester, BlackleyLabourSigned
Rudi Vis11/06/2008Finchley and Golders GreenLabourSigned
Robert Wareing11/06/2008Liverpool, West DerbyIndependentSigned
Ann Winterton13/06/2008CongletonConservativeSigned
Ann Cryer20/06/2008KeighleyLabourSigned
Jim Dobbin23/06/2008Heywood and MiddletonLabourSigned
Eric Illsley26/06/2008Barnsley CentralLabourSigned

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