Waste not want not, but London Gateway needs to aim higher

26/07/2012

The announcement yesterday that London Gateway has attracted a major shipper to its facility will be used by some to bang the drum about the power of port-centric logistics, notably the ports themselves.

Given that the said shipper is Cycle Link, a Chinese waste paper recycling ...

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Jon Danzig
July 26, 2012 at 3:18 pm
I asked government member, Jo Johnson, MP, brother of London Mayor Boris Johnson, if Britain could be a number one economy again. He said no. In fact, as a country he said we are just going to get poorer and poorer relative to other countries. To see the YouTube video of my question and his reply go to:

http://youtu.be/IpvOOqMd6Ww (55 seconds)

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