Told you so!

"Proposed road schemes

In total, about 200 schemes have been approved for funding by the
Government since 2000 - both major roads and local authority schemes.
The roads progamme is valued at over £10 billion - and that doesn't
include the costs of the hard-shoulder running schemes brought in
because motorway widening became too expensive!

The schemes listed below are not the only road building proposals in
the country, but they are some of the ones we are most concerned
about! You can help us fight these roads, by supporting us nationally
or getting involved locally..."

More:

http://www.bettertransport.org.uk/campaigns/climate_change/roads/schemes

"The Government is pushing ahead with a massive road building
programme that people don’t want or need. If the proposed roads are
built, we will be worse off (which is why we've prepared a guide to
help people oppose them).

On 22 Aug, 17:12, Doug riseup.net> wrote:

How many times have we been through this? There is very little
building of new roads - far less than in previous decades. Most of
the ones in the report you mention are widening schemes.

Do you think that by simply repeating the same old crap, over and
over, we will eventually concede the point, Gollum?

On 22 Aug, 17:28, BrianW hotmail.com> wrote:

Try learning to read properly, Blackhead.

Doug riseup.net> wrote:

Complete and utter cock.

On 22 Aug, 17:33, Doug riseup.net> wrote:

On 22 Aug, 17:28, BrianW hotmail.com> wrote:

So road widening involves no building of road then?

Doug riseup.net> wrote:

Domain name:
bettertransport.org.uk

Registrant:
Transport 2000

That's the same Transport 2000 that's mostly funded by rail and rail
unions is it Duhng?

"The Campaign for Better Transport (CBT), formerly Transport 2000, is a
UK advocacy group that promotes the provision of better bus and rail
services within the UK,"

Doug wrote:

Nothing more than the same crap. Since when has widening and existing road
been the asme as new road building?

On 22 Aug, 17:45, Squashme gmail.com> wrote:

On 22 Aug, 18:37, BrianW hotmail.com> wrote: