Aerial view of Gateway 14 development at Felixstowe

Freeport East signed off by UK government

Artist's aerial view of the future Gateway 14 development at Felixstowe Freeport East news release

Freeport East, the consortium including Felixstowe and Harwich, along with a host of other maritime assets, has received final Government approvals from Westminster, allowing it to move forward into the delivery phase. The development, which already hosts Britain’s busiest rail freight terminal, is expected to significantly develop its onshore capabilities now that the site has officially received the tax-advantageous freeport status.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Aerial view of Gateway 14 development at Felixstowe

Freeport East signed off by UK government

Artist's aerial view of the future Gateway 14 development at Felixstowe Freeport East news release

Freeport East, the consortium including Felixstowe and Harwich, along with a host of other maritime assets, has received final Government approvals from Westminster, allowing it to move forward into the delivery phase. The development, which already hosts Britain’s busiest rail freight terminal, is expected to significantly develop its onshore capabilities now that the site has officially received the tax-advantageous freeport status.

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