Wales Office hits back in rail electrification costs row
The Welsh and UK Governments are locked in a dispute over who should pay the costs of electrification of the South Wales Valley Lines
First Minister willing to pay 'incidental' electrification costs
Following today's meeting between the Welsh and UK Governments in London, Carwyn Jones says he's willing 'to meet some of the incidental costs' of rail electrification in the South Wales Valleys.
But in a sign that this dispute is far from over, he told Political Editor Adrian Masters that 'we're not paying for the whole thing, there's no chance of that.'
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Welsh Government urged to honour electrification deal
The Welsh Secretary David Jones says the Welsh Government must stand by an agreement to fund Valley Lines electrification
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'Unnecessary' row which could derail electrification
The Welsh and UK Governments are arguing over who should pay the bill for rail electrification in the South Wales Valleys