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Entry: A New Transport System. - A3890577
Author: LMScott - U934904

A NEW TRANSPORT SYSTEM IN FOUR PHASES.

The First Three Phases have been accepted by H.M. Government and were submitted to The Government Office For The North West for consideration.

The Fourth Phase was completed and submitted later.


Copy of reply from,


Government Office
For The North West.

Sunley Tower.
Piccadilly Plaza
Manchester M1 4BE
Direct line 0161 952 4106
Email:[email protected]



22nd August 2003.



Dear Sir,


Thank you for your letter addressed to XXXX MP addressing a number of transport issues in the North West.

I have been asked to reply on his behalf and apologise for the delay in doing so.

Your ideas and suggestions within the three transport policies you put forward have been noted and copied to other regional transport partners in the North West for their comments.

Yours faithfully.

ANDREW NIXON.
















Email:[email protected]

"noted" rather than "accepted". Accepted suggests that they agree with the content.

Thanks for the interest and swift reply, unfortunately you may not have read the full content, as I did not submit it properly. The answer is yes he would have agreed or he would not posibly have forwarded it.

I don't agree.

Hi again,

Sorry for that, please explain you do not agree with what, have you read the entry? or just the slip up heading?

Not being stroppy, just wondering, first attempt at posting here and suddenly I was busy at this end as well.

Cheers H.

No, I didn't read the entry. I just wouldn't get your hopes up, if I were you. Just because somebody passes something you wrote on, it doesn't mean that they consider it good. It is more likely to mean they either didn't understand it or couldn't be bothered reading it.

Sorry I just do not understand your remarks at all,there is little point in commenting on a project unless one understands the converation, to do so it must not only be read, but fully understood.

This is specialised material, not copied from libraries and books of other persons knowledge but first hand material, the legacy of many experts in transport, now departed.

I was hoping that someone of similar experience would realise the potential and make a qualified contribution to what is over half a century of recorded expertice in this field.

I have already contributed to several Public Enquiries myself, Rail Accidents etc, the contribution to the Cullen Enquiry disclosing the brittle lines from abroad was my own work.

Fair enough. I'll try and have a read through it at some stage.

Hi, Gnomon,

Thanks for the interest,

Cheers H.