ANDY Burnham will hold an ‘honest review’ into traffic chaos seen in the city centre in the run-up to Christmas.
Motorists and public transport passengers faced long delays with standstill traffic seen across the city centre last weekend.
A ‘do not drive’ warning was issued ahead of what was billed as ‘Manchester’s busiest weekend of the year’ as thousands flocked to the Christmas Markets, Manchester derby, and Paul McCartney gigs at Co-op Live.
Anger has been directed at a roadwork scheme on Deansgate.
The project, which started in August, will finish in the spring and install a new cycle lane and make the road a one-way, southbound-only for motorised vehicles.
Manchester council says it will assess the impact of the cycle lane once it opens next year.
However, Andy Burnham says he will meet with Bev Craig, leader of Manchester city council, and Paul Dennett, mayor of Salford city council, next month for an ‘honest review’.
“I have called a meeting in mid-
January with the leader of Manchester city council and the Salford city council mayor,” the Greater Manchester mayor said on BBC Radio Manchester yesterday.
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