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The UK and Welsh Governments welcomed Ed Tomp as the newly appointed permanent Chair of the Celtic Freeport[1], marking the project’s transition from the development to the delivery phase.
Ed Tomp will lead the re-industrialisation and regenera…
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 …
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 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…
The Celtic Freeport, which through incentives and tax breaks is being positioned to exploit the significant supply chain opportunities from floating offshore wind farm projects in the Celtic Sea, has appointed its first permanent chair.
The freeport, w…