Portsmouth City Council to buy land for Brexit port customs checks
The area next to Portsmouth International Port in the north of the city, will allow checks on imports as required by government from July. The cost of the site near the bottom of the M275 has not been revealed. Council leader Gerald Vernon-Jackson said there were "some funding issues" to be raised with the government. The decision was taken to buy the land at a meeting of the council earlier.
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