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Green light for Kent research scheme
A multimillion-pound research development in Kent, featuring state-of-the-art glasshouses, an energy centre and other related facilities, has secured planning approval.Permission has been granted for the Advanced Technology Horticultural Zone. The scheme forms the first phase of an Innovation Campus at NIAB EMR in East Malling.Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council has approved the new science buildings which include the multimillion-pound development of four state-of-the-art glasshouses, an energy centre and other related facilities and infrastructure.The greenhouses will incorporate high-tech equipment to help scientists make advances in horticultural agronomy.Expected to generate in excess of £2.3m of additional R&D spend in the region, the campus will support scientific advancements and development of new technology-based systems for the horticulture industry. It will also create growth and new jobs throughout the industry and safeguard existing ones at the site.
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