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Step forward for Thames Enterprise Park plans
Plans for Thames Enterprise Park, the £1bn regeneration vision for the former Coryton oil refinery, have taken a step forward after developers submitted a package of additional information to Thurrock Borough Council.The authority had requested supplementary details to assist with its determination of the application and a decision is now anticipated early in the summer.The project could create a new manufacturing, energy and logistics super-hub across 412 acres of the former oil refinery site that closed in 2012. If approved, Thames Enterprise Park will create up to 5,500 new jobs and add about £340m (GVA) every year to the economy.
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