Bosses from some of the South East’s leading transport and trade organisations have called on the Chancellor to make a ruling on the Lower Thames Crossing as a matter of urgency. In a letter to George Osborne, 12 chief executives, chairmen and directors have urged the Government to “set a firm timetable and financial package”
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) has given a cautious welcome to the conclusion of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement. The US, Japan, Mexico, Canada, Australia, Singapore and six other Pacific rim countries reached an agreement recently on the regional free-trade agreement that will cover approximately 40 percent of the global marketplace. The agreement includes
Bosses from some of the South East’s leading transport and trade organisations have called on the Chancellor to make a ruling on the Lower Thames Crossing as a matter of urgency. In a letter to George Osborne, 12 chief executives, chairmen and directors have urged the Government to “set a firm timetable and financial package”
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) has given a cautious welcome to the conclusion of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement. The US, Japan, Mexico, Canada, Australia, Singapore and six other Pacific rim countries reached an agreement recently on the regional free-trade agreement that will cover approximately 40 percent of the global marketplace. The agreement includes
