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ld Dubai; Narayan, Yuvraj - DP World Dubai; Wajdi, Anwar - DP World Dubai; Lockie, Sarah - DP World Dubai Subject: Government set to rescue £1.5bn Essex port scheme 04 September 2009 By Joey Gardiner Dubai developer of Laing O'Rourke megaproject in talks to unblock London Gateway container port Th

ng O'Rourke megaproject in talks to unblock London Gateway container port The government is working up a rescue package to allow the stalled £1.65bn London Gateway container port scheme in Essex to get off the ground. The scheme, which is being developed by Dubai Ports World (DP World), is one of the biggest b

and for the project and is set to begin construction work at the site. Occupying a 607-hectare site on the north bank of the Thames near Thurrock in Essex, the deep-sea container port and logistics park is expected to generate 36,000 jobs. Meeting company officials on-site, Gordon Brown said that the

he London Stock Exchange after its shares failed to attract sufficient investor interest on the local bourse. The owner of P&O and the £1.5 billion London Gateway project announced in a statement to the Nasdaq Dubai that it will seek a dual-listing on the LSE during the second quarter of this year to address i