The project will provide essential rail-gauge enhancement to the line between Southampton and the West Midlands and will enable high cube (9’6″) containers to travel on that line on normal wagons.
South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) has engaged with a number of key stakeholders to complete a funding package for the project worth a total of GBP54.65m (US$113.8m).
Southampton Container Terminals (SCT) and Associated British Ports (ABP) will invest up to GBP6m (US$12.5m) towards the total cost of the project.
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