Minister Disgrace Dismisses Campbelltown Community Car park Woes

Campbelltown MP Greg Warren has condemned the Minister for Transport, Andrew

Constance, for failing to acknowledge and resolve the commuter car parking crisis

engulfing Campbelltown train stations.

Mr Warren recently asked a series of questions on notice including: whether the NSW

Liberals plan to build more commuter car parking spaces at Campbelltown, Leumeah or

Macarthur train stations; and for details regarding any plans, including timelines.

Instead of answering the questions, the Minister simply said “I refer you to the previous

response, LA Q3747” – a previous series of questions on notice put to the Minister by

Mr Warren.

Mr Warren said the people of Campbelltown deserved a much better answer.

“Every commuter who drives to a local a train station knows just how diabolical the

parking situation is,” Mr Warren said.

“More and more people are calling Campbelltown and Camden home which means the

demand being placed on our local public transport network – particularly out train

stations – continues to rise.

“Minister Constance is fully aware of the commuter car parking crisis at Campbelltown

train stations, yet he has failed to do anything about it.

“Let’s not forget it was Premier Gladys Berejiklian, in her capacity as Minister for

Transport, who promised to build 450 commuter car parking spaces at Campbelltown

Train Station prior to the 2015 election.

“And it was Minister Constance who officially broke that promise in 2018.

“The people of Campbelltown deserve much, much more from the NSW Liberals and

the Minister for Transport.”

*Pictures of Mr Warren in the western commuter car park at Campbelltown train station

are attached*