Dibden Bay back on the agenda

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Some 12 years after Associated British Ports’ (ABP) plan to develop Dibden Bay, on the western (New Forest) side of Southampton Water, was rejected, following a prolonged inquiry that cost ABP £40M in fees, the scheme at this “strategic land reserve” is back on the table.

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Dibden Bay back on the agenda

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

Some 12 years after Associated British Ports’ (ABP) plan to develop Dibden Bay, on the western (New Forest) side of Southampton Water, was rejected, following a prolonged inquiry that cost ABP £40M in fees, the scheme at this “strategic land reserve” is back on the table.

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Business Ports & Terminals Associated British Ports CEO / Managing Director DP World Southampton Equipment manufacturers Ports & Terminals Miscellaneous

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