Waters questions focus of Burns Commission on commuter travel

Commuting

Rhodri Clark
29 June 2022

 

Welsh deputy transport minister Lee Waters has admitted he is uncomfortable with the focus of the recent Burns Commission, because he believes that non-commuter journeys generally receive too little attention in transport planning and investment.

The South East Wales Transport Commission, chaired by Lord Burns, advised the Welsh Government on ways to tackle problems on the M4 around Newport without the expense of constructing the cancelled M4 Relief Road. It recommended a “network of...

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