Update for February from Ted Hand . . .

Following a meeting of MAGOR members with representatives from Transport for Wales on 29th January, which focussed on reasons why Magor & Undy walkway station could be a quick win for The Burns Programme, a number of actions were taken forward by Ted Hand and Phil Inskip at the following meetings – 

Friday 2nd February – A meeting with Jessica Morden MP, John Griffiths MS, and Councillor Catherine Foulkes took place. Actions were agreed to support our bid for Magor & Undy Walkway Station to be a ‘quick win’ for the Burns Delivery Programme.

Tuesday 20th February – A cross-party meeting with John Griffiths MS, Peredur Owen Griffiths MS, and Natasha Asghar MS took place at the Senedd where it was agreed to support our bid for Magor & Undy Walkway Station to be a ‘quick win’ for the Burns Delivery Programme.

Thursday 29th February– As the result of the  the cross-party meeting a letter was sent to Huw Merriman MP, Minister of State (DfT) and Stephen Morgan MP, Shadow Minister of State for Rail.  The letter was signed by John Griffiths MS, Peredur Owen Griffiths MS, Natasha Asghar MS, Delyth Jewell MS, and Laura Anne Jones MS. The letter supports MAGOR’s case to make Magor & Undy Walkway Station be a ‘quick win’ for the Burns Delivery Programme.

It’s clear our politicians, of all political hues, are working hard to get Magor & Undy walkway delivered for you as soon as practicable.  We all just need to keep the pressure on!

Paul

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