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There are tax breaks for local firms and the potential for up to 19,000 new jobs in the area.
Following approval from the Scottish and UK governments of the outline business case, it is one of three sites – along with Grangemouth and Mid-Forth (Leith a…
It means three sites covered by the freeport – Grangemouth, Rosyth and Mid-Forth (Leith and Burntisland) – now have a special tax designation allowing them to incentivise companies[1] to establish bases and in turn create jobs in an area spanning 550 h…
The Forth Green Freeport (FGF) is officially “open for business” today, 12 June 2024, following approval its Outline Business Case and the designation of its three tax sites located in Grangemouth, Rosyth, Mid-Forth (Leith and Burntisland).
This “major…
FORTH Ports’ Group Chief Executive, Charles Hammond OBE, has decided to step down from his role leading the UK’s third largest ports group at the end of June 2024. His successor will be Stuart Wallace, who is currently the company’s Chief Operating Off…
The submission is an important step in the process towards securing green freeport status as the team refines its visionary bid for Scotland.
At the heart of the vision – which will be delivered by the public and private sector consortium – is the re-i…