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Theresa Villiers Visits Walkden Station

Published on January 18, 2008 in Walkden. 5 Comments

There’s a small piece in this week’s Advertiser (sadly not online) about the visit to Salford earlier this week of Theresa Villiers, the shadow secretary of state for transport. The visits are covered more extensively on the Walkden Conservatives and Salford Conservatives websites, so I won’t get overly repetitive other than to say I am extremely pleased that Theresa not only took the time to visit Walkden station to discuss the issues affecting commuters and rail users in the local area but also showed a genuine interest in how we could work to solve those problems, particularly the issue of overcrowding at peak periods.

5 Responses to “Theresa Villiers Visits Walkden Station”

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  1. 1 andrew behan
    Feb 8th, 2008 at 11:35 am

    Hello Ian,

    I thought I’d give a reply because 0 Responses looks quite
    bad.

    I’m glad Theresa took time out for Walkden Station we are
    getting some great media.

    I hope Theresa can come up with some good Torie transport
    policies.But please cast your Torie minds back to 1994 and
    Railtrack and who was in charge of Bus deregulation?

  2. 2 Iain
    Feb 8th, 2008 at 4:03 pm

    I’m not interested in debating the distant past Andrew – I am far more concerned with the present and the future and I look forward to further announcements from Theresa on rail services and public transport generally.

  3. 3 andrew behan
    Feb 13th, 2008 at 3:18 pm

    Don’t worry Ian,you can rest assured I want let you forget the past!

    I t takes more than standing outside local Railway Stations and Parks
    to catch false photo images.It takes hard work!!

    The Local Labour Party that I am involved in actually use these
    services and facilities and are working hard to improve every aspect of transport etc etc

  4. 4 Iain
    Feb 13th, 2008 at 6:21 pm

    I’m well aware of the hard work required Andrew. It is your Labour colleagues who have taken Walkden for granted, which is why after 25 years of Labour representation Walkden South now elects Conservative Councillors with large majorities and over 50% of the vote.

    I don’t have a car and I use public transport nearly every day, unlike one senior Labour figure who drives to meetings in a big black BMW to lecture everyone else about using public transport!

    You should stop praising your local comrades Andrew, you give them far more credit than they will ever give you. I can see that you are enthusiastic, you live locally, you make use of local facilities, and you get on well with the local MP, and yet I’m told they won’t even let you on their pool of local government candidates?

  5. 5 Iain
    Feb 27th, 2008 at 10:47 am

    No comment Andrew?

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