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Lower Thames Crossing DCO - Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project.
Reference: X0001.24 London Borough of Havering
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16 Feb 2024 16 Feb 2024 12 Apr 2024 Decision By Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source Application summary
Status Undecided
Application type Not published
Received 16 Feb 2024
Validated 16 Feb 2024
Determination deadline 12 Apr 2024
Local authority London Borough of Havering Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Lower Thames Crossing DCO - Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project.
Proposal details
Reference X0001.24
Ward Upminster
Agent National Highways . Application location Lower Thames Crossing New junction between M25/J29 and M25/J30 and associated road
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Documents 2 of 2 Filter documents All documents Other Reports Document Published Action APPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4 Jul 2025 View Officer Report - COM_REP 3 Apr 2024 View
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