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'To ask these long-suffering passengers now to pay even more for a poor, unreliable service is to add insult to injury.'
A study was ordered after last year's terror attack in Manchester.
The time has come to stand up to Northern Rail, something long-suffering train travellers across Greater Manchester are more than used to doing
'You were desperate to help but were prevented by decisions taken above you.'
The initial offer was slammed for falling at least £5 million short of what was needed.
Poor transport links are holding the north back, according to Diana Johnson.
Addition will do little to quell anger that line-up is too southern.