North East
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Network Rail finishes vital work to improve resilience against wet weather and potential flooding.
New initiative aims to unlock ten major industrial and commercial sites, attracting private investment and creating tens of thousands of jobs.
The Sea Link project will enhance the UK's energy security and deliver more homegrown clean electricity to millions of homes and businesses.
Overseas defence contractors winning UK contracts over £50 million must now invest equivalent value back into Britain.
Investment in over 3.6km of track renewal will improve reliability and reduce the need for unplanned maintenance.
New Scale UK Connect pilot aims to provide 200 high-growth firms with advice, connections, and international opportunities to boost the UK economy.
Government investment will upgrade one of the North's busiest transport hubs by 2030, enhancing capacity and passenger experience.
Public invited to comment on draft decision for energy from waste facility in County Durham until December 1.
Energy Secretary grants consent for production, boosting domestic supply and jobs, alongside a new £2 billion Energy Wealth Fund.
From mussel farms to ferry terminals, marine licences facilitate vital infrastructure and environmental projects across the UK.
A government grant scheme has enabled landowners to survey over 2,450 hectares of spruce woodland to combat the threat of the Ips typographus beetle.
Government confirms new station for Bradford Interchange, promising improved connections, economic growth, and thousands of jobs and homes.
