One of the consequences after the TIF rejection

No doubt there is going to be lot of reaction over the TIF result in Manchester.

The MEN's transport correspondent is no doubt busy at the moment but he gives this brief thought

The consequences of this could be enormous. Which city would dare hold a referendum on congestion charging now, no matter how much investment is attached as a "carrot"?
But which city would dare NOT hold a referendum, given the outcry there would now be?