ABP announces £250m to keep Britain trading through Brexit

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15/01/2019

Associated British Ports (ABP), the UK’s leading ports operator, recently announced an additional investment to boost facilities at its Port of Hull, bringing the group’s total investment to £250 million since the EU referendum in 2016.

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