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February 8, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Deep sea terminal plan close to getting consent

THE firm behind plans for a £300m deep sea container terminal which could create 5,500 jobs in the region is hoping to get the green light for the project this month after changes to a key Government document.

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THE firm behind plans for a £300m deep sea container terminal which could create 5,500 jobs in the region is hoping to get the green light for the project this month after changes to a key Government document.

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