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ce of England", albeit in Essex — better known for unkind jokes about the locals — was a leitmotiv during the event. London Gateway chief executive Simon Moore kicked off the theme with his welcoming presentation to an eclectic audience which included religious leaders and representatives from the Royal Ope

be half the nation's container industry to an event in Essex, home to the £1.5bn container terminal and logistics park on reclaimed land along the Thames. DP World chairman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem opened his speech by telling the assembled guests: "We are creating a new piece of England, which actua

title. V good job on your part getting all those key messages in there. Regards S From: Woodward, Xavier [mailto: Sent: 08 July 2012 03:52 To: Simon Moore; Sarah Lockie; Charles Meaby; Simon Hall; Fiona Piper; Mohammed Sharaf Subject: The Sunday Times EFTA00701949 The Sunday Times report is below. I

of the historic cruise liner. DP World is also pressing ahead with London Gateway, a £1.5 billion project to build a deep-sea container port on the Thames estuary. The resurgent confidence reflects a turnaround in Dubai's fortunes. "It's back to normal," the sultan said. "Today, you see that many of t

albeit in Essex — better known for unkind jokes about the locals — was a leitmotiv during the event. EFTA00656966 London Gateway chief executive Simon Moore kicked off the theme with his welcoming presentation to an eclectic audience which included religious leaders and representatives from the Royal Ope

be half the nation's container industry to an event in Essex, home to the £1.5bn container terminal and logistics park on reclaimed land along the Thames. DP World chairman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem opened his speech by telling the assembled guests: "We are creating a new piece of England, which actua

tal Protection prize in the Lloyd's List Global Awards ceremony at the Dorchester Hotel in London on September 29. London Gateway's Chief Executive, Simon Moore, said that the award was recognition of the outstanding hard work that has been put into the environmental management programme at London Gateway.

the international maritime community. The team behind the developing deep-sea container terminal and one of Europe's largest logistics parks on the Thames estuary in Essex were awarded the Environmental Protection prize in the Lloyd's List Global Awards ceremony at the Dorchester Hotel in London on Sep