Birmingham Roads Betrayal

The Tory Government is threatening to take £600 million from Birmingham’s roads budget over the next 12 years.

Cllr John Cotton said:

“If the Treasury pulls the plug on the PFI contract this will be a complete betrayal of Birmingham that would see our city lose out on £600 million of funding between now and 2035. Time is running out and we need the government to take a decision in the next week or we risk transport chaos in our city. For the sake of everyone who lives, works, or visits Birmingham, I urge the Treasury to honour the PFI contract.”

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