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James Robinson

Claims landmark project will bring high-paying jobs to south east Northumberland residents

Multi-million pound plans to develop a cutting-edge vocational training centre in one of the most deprived parts of Northumberland have moved a step closer.

Councillors on Northumberland County Council's cabinet approved the full business case for the £13.6 million Energy Central Campus learning hub in Blyth on Tuesday.

Members said the first phase of the two-part project would help residents of the town get the training they need to access new, highly paid jobs being created in the area around the green energy industry.

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