Thames Estuary have announced that, in partnership with Highways England, they have appointed international consultancy and construction company, Mace, to look at how local stakeholders and businesses can take full advantage of the opportunities brought by proposed Lower Thames Crossing.
Mace will be starting their research and stakeholder engagement work later this month, with a view to creating a clear ‘call to action’ report that sets out the benefits of the Lower Thames Crossing project for communities, businesses and government across the Estuary region. Crucially, Mace will present recommendations and examples of actions that will further enhance the benefits of the project.
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