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PM Rishi Sunak and Michael Gove MP visited the site of Eden Project Morecambe and were given a tour of the site on the seafront

Eden Project Morecambe is the new official name for the project, which has previously been known as Eden Project North. 

The government grant will cover half of the £100m needed to build the eco-tourism attraction.

His seat belt and a video he posted on instagram, a video of him in the back of a moving car to promote this levelling up announcement. he wasnt wearing a seat belt. downing street said he apologised for an error of judgment. believes that everyone should wear a seat belt. labour have been quite withering in their response to that. theyve restaurant his misstep with trying to contact this video some months ago —— theyve referenced. this video some months ago -- theyve referenced.— this vid...

The Eden Project has been awarded £50 million from the government's Levelling Up fund to build its new eco-tourism attraction in Morecambe.

Allowing for —— first allowing for time to plan conversations, we estimate it will be around 2026. were saying we need more funding, so what is the total do you need? its a £100 million project, and that was clear weve obviously had statements and interests from investors. its an amazing bit of confidence to resume. im very confident that will happen shortly. that should make it easier to get more money. rob, very good to talk to you and good luck with that project. ceo of the eden project ...

Cornwall Chamber of Commerce has declared September ‘Planet C’ month in a bid to drive and empower local businesses to take action in the…

Inventions Comp 2021: Mowers, rolls and harrows for grassland Andrew Carbis’ roller seeder A modification to his set of 6.3m He-Va Cambridge rolls means Cornish dairy and beef farmer Andrew Carbis can now sow grass and roll in one pass. The roller-seeder also opens up the option of min-tilling stubbles without dragging trash across the field – a problem he was finding with his Accord DL seeders – and means he can evenly distribute grass without leaving rows and bout marks. Mr Carbis says ...