Andy Carter
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 50 |
| Party | Conservative Party |
| Office | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom |
| Date of birth | January 1,1974 |
| Zodiac sign | Aquarius |
| Born | United Kingdom |
| Sport | Track and field |
| Position | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom since 2019 |
| Education | University of Pennsylvania |
| University of Leicester | |
| Worksop College | |
| Children | 1 |
| Major | 2,010 |
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| ID | 2557274 |
Andy Carter Life story
Andrew John Carter JP is a British Conservative Party politician, who was elected as the Member of Parliament for Warrington South at the 2019 general election.
HS2: Decision to axe North high speed rail 'just so wrong'
... Tory MP Andy Carter, who represents Warrington South, said on the doorsteps he " consistently heard" that HS2 was not a priority for people...
Boy, 15, and man stabbed to death in north London
... Ch Supt Andy Carter said: " My thoughts are with the families of the two victims who have suffered such an unimaginable loss in this shocking and unacceptable incident...
EuroMillions: UK-based ticket holder wins £55m jackpot
... Leading the pack is former Real Madrid star David Beckham, who shares a war chest of some £425m with his wife Victoria, Andy Carter, senior winners adviser at the National Lottery, said the win marked a fantastic night for British players, calling the jackpot a " life-changing" amount of money...
Boris Johnson: What is the Privileges Committee and who are its members?
... " However, four of the seven members of the committee are Conservative MPs (Sir Bernard Jenkin, Sir Charles Walker, Andy Carter and Alberto Costa)...
UK EuroMillions ticket-holder wins £111. 7m
... Andy Carter, senior winners adviser at the National Lottery, said: " What a fantastic night for UK EuroMillions players, as a single ticket-holder has scooped tonight s special £111...
Met Police: Former officer found guilty of rape
... Ch Supt Andy Carter said afterwards Murdock had " committed an absolutely atrocious offence, and caused his victim a lot of pain and fear"...
Partygate: MPs test Boris Johnson's claims he did not lie to Parliament
... " Reasonably necessary Asked later in the session by Labour MP Andy Carter if he should have made these arguments at the time, he said: " Perhaps if I had elucidated more clearly what I meant - and what I felt and believed about following the guidance - that would have helped...
Partygate returns: MPs' inquiry into Boris Johnson explained
... The other members are Labour s Yvonne Fovargue, the SNP s Allan Dorans, and Tories Andy Carter, Sir Bernard Jenkin, Alberto Costa, and Sir Charles Walker...
HS2: Decision to axe North high speed rail 'just so wrong'
By Daniel O'Donoghue & Tom MullenBBC News
Northern leaders have hit out at the decision to axe HS2 between Birmingham and Manchester, claiming the government is treating people in the region as " second class citizens".
Rishi Sunak the Rail Link that was due to connect the two cities will not go ahead.
Instead, Mr Sunak pledged to reinvest around £36 billion of savings into other Northern Rail and road schemes.
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham said there was " frustration and anger".
He Said : " It always seems that people here where I live and where I kind of represent can be treated as second class citizens when It Comes to transport.
" It just proves there's still so many people in politics, many of them in the Tory party, that think they can treat the north of England differently to The Way they treat other parts of the Country it's just so wrong. "
He later added: " I don't see how you can take a plan that goes beyond The Life of any individual government and basically tear it up at a party conference, surely this should be done on a cross-party consultative basis. "
Henri Murison, The Chief executive of Northern Powerhouse Partnership, said the decision was a " national Tragedy - economically at least".
" That's because in 100 years the economy of the north will be smaller because of this decision, " He Said .
Mr Sunak said HS2 was " the ultimate example of the old consensus" and that the economic case for The Line was no longer justified. " The facts have changed and The Right thing to do when the facts change is have the courage to change direction" He Said .
In place of HS2 the Prime Minister said a new " Network North" would be prioritised.
He told the conference hall, to huge applause, that The Network would allow commuters to get from Manchester to the new station in Bradford in 30 Minutes , Sheffield in 42 minutes and to Hull in 84 minutes on a fully, electrified line.
Labour's shadow transport secretary Louise Haigh responded to The Announcement by saying: " The Conservatives promised Northern Powerhouse Rail sixty times and in three consecutive Conservative manifestos.
" After This Tory fiasco, why should anyone believe the Tories can deliver anything they say? "
Darren Caplan, chief executive of The Railway Industry Association, said workers were " extremely disappointed" by the decision - which he described as an unnecessary " nuclear option".
He Said : " It's defeatist and sends a terrible signal to potential overseas investors that the UK simply cannot deliver large national Transport Infrastructure schemes. "
Mr Caplan said the government could have worked with mayors, The Railway industry, rail suppliers and other stakeholders to " agree a cost-effective way forward. "
'Jobs not created'He added: " This Blows a hole in the government's levelling-up and decarbonisation agendas.
" None of The Replacement regional schemes referred to will have the same impact of building HS2 in full. "
Cheshire and Warrington Local Enterprise Partnership said The Move would " deprive the region's economy of £2bn billion per year".
A spokesman said: " HS2 would have had a transformational impact across Cheshire and Warrington, creating 27,000 new jobs, delivering 6 million square feet of new commercial floor space and 25,000 new homes. "
The Group said they would be " looking carefully at the Prime Minister 's promise to recycle the £36bn that he says will be saved from HS2".
Tory MP Andy Carter , who represents Warrington South, said on the doorsteps he " consistently heard" that HS2 was not a priority for people.
" It's east-west links that really do make the difference for people in Warrington" He Said .
" There's a commitment for £12 billion worth of spending to improve east-west links, I'm really pleased with that. "
But Zoë Billingham, director of the IPPR North Think Tank , remained unconvinced saying: " New promises heard today to redeploy HS2 funding - across the whole Country - not only undermines levelling up but also lacks credibility. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
