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Three councils in Greater Manchester have said that they do not support the plans for congestion charging.
Stockport, Trafford and Rochdale have refused to co-operate because they say Greater Manchester Passenger Transport Executive (GMPTE) has not given them any information on the scheme on which they can make a decision.
Brian Millard, leader of Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, said: "We have been waiting for the details for two months. The GMPTE has said we will have them by the end of May - this leaves very little time to consult businesses and the public before the bid must be submitted in July."
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