Infrastructure is key post Brexit so we should build NI-Scotland link
I was talking by chance to someone involved in imports/exports.
One of the issues he raised was the United Kingdom’s port capacity and need for more of it.
This feeds into the case for a Galloway-Belfast fixed link to fully interlink our United Kingdom to create a stronger UK internal market.
A rail fixed link with a spur into Belfast Port will at a stroke transform the port into an all-United Kingdom port.
Plus there is a certain strategic advantage in the UK being linked to the Atlantic route via such a facility and at same time being linked to markets of Europe and Asia via Channel Tunnel.
Infrastructure is key to post - Brexit competitiveness.
Get building.
There is no time like the present.
John Barstow, Pulorough, West Sussex