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Labour MPs have accused ministers of playing a “sick joke” after it emerged that a government job overseeing regeneration in Tees Valley will be based in London.
Sajid Javid’s Department for Communities and Local Government is advertising for a London-based project lead for Tees Valley’s Mayoral Development Corporation, a role it says “can include occasional trips to Tees Valley”.
The job description says the key focus of the role would be to “set the direction for, and deliver, a new Mayoral Development Corporation covering the former SSI [Redcar steelworks] site”.
The steelworks closed two years ago with the loss of 3,000 jobs in a devastating blow to the region, which has suffered from decades of post-industrial decline.
Source: ‘Sick joke’ to locate Redcar steelworks job in London, says Labour | Business | The Guardian
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