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I absolutely believe that it will exacerbate the issue, because the lower Thames crossing will significantly increase vehicle throughput, particularly of trucks and lorries, on what is already a busy
15 October 2026·Highways (Financing) BillIt is a pleasure to follow the hon. Member for Christchurch (Sir Christopher Chope), given his deep experience and interesting perspective on bringing in tolls for all our motorways. That may be what
15 October 2026·Highways (Financing) BillI appreciate the hon. Member’s response, but as this Bill makes clear, the funding through the RAB model of the lower Thames crossing and other schemes is not only for construction, but for ongoing ma
15 October 2026·Highways (Financing) BillIt is been interesting to listen to the former Minister, who has had a distinguished career. I cannot speak about the former funding of the Dartford crossing, but does he not recognise that under this
15 October 2026·Highways (Financing) BillSuch schemes are hardly new: in London, we have had the congestion charge for many years now— [ Interruption. ] We have it elsewhere, too; drivers in and around our major cities are used to a charge t
15 October 2026·Highways (Financing) BillI will not. The many people who have shared their experiences of facing death soon have told us that they want to die on their own terms. We also know, through various credible polls, that the majorit
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