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Hull cruise terminal planners hiring experts to assist £73m scheme
They are being tasked with securing planning approval for the scheme
An image of the proposed cruise terminal next to The Deep in Hull (Image: Hull City Council)
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Specialist planning consultants are set to be appointed to steer Hull s £73m cruise terminal project through the potentially choppy waters of the planning process.
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