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September 28, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Liverpool blasts ABP bid to block cruise terminal

LIVERPOOL has returned fire in the row over its plans to steal a slice of Southampton’s lucrative cruise industry – blasting the actions of city port owners as “diabolical”. Merseyside civic chiefs have slammed Southampton port owner Associated British Ports (ABP) for trying to block an upgrade of i

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LIVERPOOL has returned fire in the row over its plans to steal a slice of Southampton’s lucrative cruise industry – blasting the actions of city port owners as “diabolical”. Merseyside civic chiefs have slammed Southampton port owner Associated British Ports (ABP) for trying to block an upgrade of its £20m publicly-funded cruise terminal, claiming the firm does not pay tax in this country.

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