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Cardiff Airport competition case. 21:38 - Apr 8 with 4347 viewsReslovenSwan1

Bristol Airport lost their claim of unfair subsidy from CWL.

https://www.catribunal.org.uk/

Some legalese in n here but from what I can summise the case rested on two criteria..CWL was not being saved from going bust as it has back up funds and no subsidiaries were going to airlines themselves.

Good news for jobs in Wales. I have no time for silly parochialism.. It is one third on this way to Swansea.
[Post edited 8 Apr 21:42]

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Cardiff Airport competition case. on 10:24 - Apr 11 with 443 viewsmax936

Cardiff Airport competition case. on 07:50 - Apr 11 by Boundy

Just one point of many of yours which should be dismissed as fanatsy "The Senedd laid on at least 3000 new jobs in Bridgend with Ineos but the Welsh torpedoed their own jobs over English sovereignty issues"

These words from someone who knows or someone who makes wild guesses "Mr Crotty ( Group Director of Ineos ) said: "It's a very simple business decision. We were looking to build in Wales, we're very open and public about that.

"In the meantime we had an approach from Mercedes... who had a factory, a ready-made factory, on the Franco-German border, available to us.

"They were going to use it to build a 4x4. They changed their business position and therefore we had a very simple business decision - do we want to take the risk of building our own factory or do we want to take one that Mercedes have already built and is ready to go?

"So that's the driver... someone is presenting you with a state-of-the-art new factory, ready-built versus the risk of building your own."


I can't be doing this Resolven bloke I don't know why I bit, I let my guard down yesterday, it won't happen again.
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