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The road projects Welsh Govt now say they'll consider with Mark Drakeford gone

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New North Wales and transport minister for the Welsh Government, Ken Skates, has suggested he might be more welcoming towards road building projects. Mr Skates said he wanted to listen to what people and experts had to say first, insisting he was "determined to solve problems" The projects which could be looked at again are: The so called "Flintshire corridor" which would include a new 13km two-lane dual carriageway linking the A55-A5119 Northop junction. A third bridge over the Menai Strait., linking Anglesey with mainland Wales.

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The road projects Welsh Govt now say they'll consider with Mark Drakeford gone

New transport minister Ken Skates says he is open to new projects previously shelved under the former First Minister

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The major North Wales road building projects that could be revisited with Mark Drakeford gone

The Welsh Government has indicated they will be more open to new road building projects.

1 month ago·Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom

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