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Dibden Bay: how nearby is nearby?
11th December 2003, Page 26
11th December 2003
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1WAS VERY interested to read that Southampton ContainerTer (SCT) problems are caused by its failure to develop-nearby" Dibden Bay to create extra capacity. Dibden Bay is on the other side of SouthamptonWater.and about 10 or 12 miles away by road.
Hardly anyone except SC T and Southampton City Council wants this: SC!' for the obvious reasons and SCC. it seems, as part of a dream to take over everywhere up to the edge of the New Forest. Perhaps if such a huge area the docks was not used for open-air storage of cars and va there might be more room for trucks and containers.
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