The Shadow Minister for Transport, Russell George MS, has reiterated the Welsh Conservatives’ commitment to deliver an M4 Relief Road.
He said:
“Residents and businesses throughout South Wales have been crystal clear: they want an M4 Relief Road to tackle congestion and turbocharge the Welsh economy.
“Despite promising that they would deliver the project, Welsh Labour later unilaterally scrapped it—despite spending £157 million on a public inquiry.
“The most ambitious option to boosting the economy is to give the green light to the relief road. So, to build a better Wales, Welsh Conservatives are fully committed to an M4 Relief Road and would waste no time in delivering it.”
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