Some of the important points made today by James Heath from National Infrastructure Commission at @SECNewgateUK:
-Planning reform is essential
-Early engagement with local communities is key
-Water is high on agenda and it requires ecosystem thinking
Freeport Bar filling up for @DBTInvestment and launch of #Investuary the Thames Estuary Growth Board’s new inward investment platform driving #goodgreengrowth in the Thames Estuary Region #UKREiiF https://t.co/f723SiQF64. Come along!
We’re looking forward to @UKREiiF and will be hosting a series of events with our @TeesValleyCA partners. Please use the link below to register for one of our exciting events in the Freeport Lounge in the Royal Armouries venue. #UKREiiF
https://t.co/dRt7dOZDMg
The Thames Estuary Growth Board are bringing together a consortium of partners across the #hydrogen ecosystem in the Region as well as looking at where we can develop partnerships elsewhere – such as Teeside! This will be the catalyst for Good, Green Growth! @BENetworking
The creative and cultural sector will be the new engine for productivity in the #ThamesEstuaryRegion! We are renewing our Heritage and working with 18,000 businesses to find our way to a sustainable, inclusive and green future!
Join us @BENetworking's Thames Estuary Development conference on 16 November to find out about the exciting investment and development opportunities UK’s number one growth opportunity and our #GoodGreenGrowth plans https://t.co/DnCEeH1cP6