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Home›News›UK Government: Ports to be fast-tracked
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November 10, 2009 · about 17 years ago

UK Government: Ports to be fast-tracked

Ports are to be fast-tracked through the planning process, and the framework for new port development was published yesterday in the draft ports National Policy Statement (NPS). Source: New Civil Engineer, November 10, 2009;

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Ports are to be fast-tracked through the planning process, and the framework for new port development was published yesterday in the draft ports National Policy Statement (NPS).

Source: New Civil Engineer, November 10, 2009;

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