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UK minister recalls two planning decisions which blocked datacenter investment

Tuesday July 9, 2024. 10:28 AM , from TheRegister
Deputy leader to act after promise of more business-friendly planning process
The UK's deputy prime minister is set to recall two planning decisions which have held up datacenter investment in the UK.…
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