London freeport collaboration could benefit rail freight

Two London port operators are to submit a joint bid for freeport status on the north bank of the River Thames. They have both told RailFreight.com how rail freight could be a beneficiary of the collaboration between two of the largest businesses in the sector. Forth Ports Group, the operators of Tilbury, and DP World who own the nearby London Gateway, are to pool resources on submissions to the UK government.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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London freeport collaboration could benefit rail freight | RailFreight.com

London freeport collaboration could benefit rail freight

Two London port operators are to submit a joint bid for freeport status on the north bank of the River Thames. They have both told RailFreight.com how rail freight could be a beneficiary of the collaboration between two of the largest businesses in the sector. Forth Ports Group, the operators of Tilbury, and DP World who own the nearby London Gateway, are to pool resources on submissions to the UK government.

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