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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
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Tom Pegden

Councils say consultation into £750m rail hub has been ‘incomplete and inaccurate’ and ‘vague’

A consultation into plans for a huge £750 million rail freight hub in the East Midlands countryside has been attacked as “incomplete, inaccurate, and vague”.

Blaby District Council has attacked the plans for a 440 acre Hinckley National Rail Freight Interchange, just off the M69 in west Leicestershire, which it said had been poorly presented to people living nearby.

Neighbouring Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council also criticised the time available for the consultation as inadequate and said some of the information provided was incomplete – which it said meant the process fell short of government guidance.

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