National Highways accused of attempting to ‘influence’ Lower Thames Crossing DCO decision
Digital Edition: National Highways accused of attempting to ‘influence’ Lower Thames Crossing DCO decision
Campaigners have reported National Highways to the road regulator for “inappropriate attempts to influence the decision making process” on whether to grant development consent order (DCO) for the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) as the deadline looms.
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