Queensbury Tunnel correspondence

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Dear Mr Bickerdike

Thank you for your request for information about Queensbury tunnel correspondence dated 16th November. I am dealing with it under the terms of the Environmental Information Regulations 2004.

This is because the information requested concerns measures and activities affecting or likely to affect elements of the environment or affect factors such as noise, pollution discharges and other releases into the environment.

We aim to issue a response no later than 14th December 2018 if for any reason this changes we will advise you accordingly in advance.

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Holding Response to Graeme Bickerdike Freedom of Information Request Correspondence with Jacobs.pdf

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