Thursday, 24 May 2012

Government commits to Thames Gateway regeneration

9 June 2010 | By Stuart Macdonald

The coalition government has pledged to support the Thames Gateway regeneration project begun by Labour but the minister responsible for it will review how money is spent on the scheme.

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