It is disgraceful that half of rail stations in the north don't have step-free access, says Andy Burnham

The video discusses the spatial planning efforts in Greater Manchester, emphasizing the importance of local public control in transport decisions. It highlights the need for improved accessibility in transport systems, particularly for disabled individuals. The discussion also covers the transformation of rail infrastructure in the north, addressing capacity issues and proposing solutions like land value capture to fund developments.

What are the implications of the 'Birmingham, Manchester sized hole' in the transport plan?

What is the proposed solution for funding the infrastructure improvements mentioned?