Major infrastructure projects in the East of England, such as Sizewell C nuclear power station and A47 upgrades, are facing significant delays due to legal challenges from local campaigners. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to eliminate these obstacles, which he describes as 'Nimby' objections that prevent necessary growth. The government emphasizes that projects like wind farms and nuclear stations are crucial for achieving clean energy targets, but must overcome the lengthy legal processes to proceed effectively.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has committed to reducing legal hurdles for major infrastructure projects, arguing that these challenges hinder growth and essential energy developments in the East of England.
The government has highlighted ongoing legal challenges as a significant barrier to essential infrastructure projects like Sizewell C nuclear station and the A47 upgrades.
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