Labour Skypath pledge will meet council resistance, trustee expects
Skypath gets "mixed messages" from National.
Skypath project director and trustee Bevan Woodward says Labour pledging to fund the walk and cycle way over Auckland Harbour Bridge is “music to my ears,”
But he expects resistance from Auckland Council, which does not want any government agency to fund the project.
Last week Labour Party
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Victoria Young
Mon, 28 Aug 2017
Mon, 28 Aug 2017
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Labour Skypath pledge will meet council resistance, trustee expects
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