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Ed Tomp, the newly appointed chairman of the Celtic Freeport, has been welcomed by the governments in Wales and the UK.The Celtic Freeport private-public sector partnership is led by Associated British Ports which operates in Newport.It is se…
The UK and Welsh Governments welcomed Ed Tomp as the newly appointed permanent Chair of the Celtic Freeport, marking the project’s transition from the development to the delivery phase.
Ed Tomp assumed his role on 1 December 2024 and will lead …
Rail freight operators in France have been urged to “dare to do” if they want to capture the attention of public institutions and enhance their appeal to shippers. According to Alexandre Gallo, head of DB Cargo France and President of French rail assoc…
The fire was brought under control but along with a large diesel spillage there was “severe damage” across all four lanes of the carriageway.Mark Hallett, operations manager for National Highways in the South East, advised drivers to avoid the area if …
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A busy Nottinghamshire road was closed for several hours as police investigated the death of an elderly man who was hit by a lorry. The 81-year-old pedestrian died from his injuries after a crash on North Road in Retford[1] shortly before 9.30am on Wed…
The electric drives produced in Halewood will be used in the new Puma Gen-E, as well as in the E-Transit Custom and E-Tourneo Custom. In other words, the electric drives from Halewood are exported to Romania and Turkey. The Puma Gen-E[1], which was pre…
A few days ago we showed you what the BMW iX3[1] – the electric X3 of the ‘new era’, the first SUV based on the Neue Klasse platform- could look like. Now the German manufacturer announces that the first electric motor has been shipped from the BMW Gro…
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The Celtic Freeport[1] is officially “open for business” following the designation of its tax sites located in Neath Port Talbot and Pembrokeshire by the Welsh and UK Governments.
The major step forward unlocks the investment incentives to delive…