Chancellor’s six mile insult to the North
Jane Brophy has slammed as "insulting" a budget announcement from the Chancellor to fund just six miles of road across the whole of the North of England.
Jane Brophy has slammed as "insulting" a budget announcement from the Chancellor to fund just six miles of road across the whole of the North of England.
Barnet Council voted on its 2017/18 budget plans last Tuesday.
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