Andy Burnham, currently the Mayor of Greater Manchester, discussed the need for government powers and policy solutions regarding cross-Solent travel, involving the Isle of Wight and the Department for Transport.

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Sep 4The Department for Transport considered giving powers to regulate cross-Solent travel companies.Sub-event
Sep 2Current policy discussions regarding cross-Solent travel and required government powers.1 source
- countypress.co.uk

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Andy Burnham, leading Greater Manchester, stressed the need for future mayors to cooperate on transport issues. All 1 developments

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Andy Burnham
British politician (born 1970)
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Department for Transport
United Kingdom government ministerial department responsible for the English transport network
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Sep 2countypress.co.uk