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September 17, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Green light for £300m container terminal

TEESSIDE group PD Ports today announced it had taken a major step forward in its plans to build a £300m deep sea container terminal at Teesport. The scheme, which could create 5,500 jobs, now has no outstanding objections and port bosses hope it will be given the green light by the Government.

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TEESSIDE group PD Ports today announced it had taken a major step forward in its plans to build a £300m deep sea container terminal at Teesport.

The scheme, which could create 5,500 jobs, now has no outstanding objections and port bosses hope it will be given the green light by the Government.

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