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Andy Burnham raises concerns over cross-Solent transport regulation

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Andy Burnham raised concerns regarding cross-Solent transport, specifically highlighting the costs associated with traveling to the mainland and the impact these costs have on Islanders accessing healthcare and education opportunities. In response, the Prime Minister stated he was prepared to seriously consider a proposal for ferry regulation. These concerns were raised while the Department for Transport convened Cross-Solent Transport Group meetings in Sandown and Ryde.

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The discussions aim to address issues with government officials and work with ferry companies. Burnham called for new regulatory powers to prevent private equity firms from controlling lifeline transport services. The Department for Transport is convening a series of meetings to address these issues over the coming months.

Local planning discussions are currently underway regarding new HMO plans and business presence in Sandown and Ryde.

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Who's involved

  • Andy BurnhamBritish politician who raised concerns about transport costs and regulation
  • Department for TransportGovernment ministerial department convening the transport group meetings
  • SandownSeaside resort town noted for participating in local community initiatives
  • RydeTown noted for participating in local community initiatives
  • Isle of WightIsland where cross-Solent transport services operate

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