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March 25, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Government approves £500m terminal at Avonmouth Docks

Plans for a £500m deep sea container terminal at Avonmouth Dock near Bristol have been approved by the government. The terminal will be built partly on land reclaimed from the River Severn and will enable Bristol to take some of the world’s biggest container ships.

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Plans for a £500m deep sea container terminal at Avonmouth Dock near Bristol have been approved by the government. The terminal will be built partly on land reclaimed from the River Severn and will enable Bristol to take some of the world’s biggest container ships.

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