rder a year later, establishing the scheme as a legally recognised authority. Work started on the 750- hectare site — the former Shell Haven plant in Thurrock, Essex — in February 2010. Once it is completed in 2015, London Gateway will have six berths capable of handling the biggest container ships in the

remaining land 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