New plans aim to streamline planning for UK ports
09/06/2025
The UK Government has proposed streamlining the planning process for ports in England to speed up infrastructure delivery and support economic growth in
The UK Government has proposed streamlining the planning process for ports in England to speed up infrastructure delivery and support economic growth in
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