Inverclyde Politicians to Visit Faslane on Wednesday for £250m Project Launch

Huge boost for UK as £250m to be spent to host next-generation nuclear deterrent

New funding has been launched to modernise Scotland's biggest military site for future nuclear deterrent fleet and support west coast jobs.

Inverclyde politicians to visit Faslane on Wednesday for £250m project launch

A £250 million redevelopment of the Clyde naval base is set to be officially launched when UK Government ministers visit Faslane on Wednesday.

Scottish Secretary and defence minister to launch £250m Faslane investment

The UK Government has pledged a multi-billion investment on the Clyde in the coming decades. The Scottish Secretary and UK defence procurement minister are to launch a £250 million investment at the base housing Scotland’s nuclear weapons. The funding for HMNB Clyde at Faslane was announced in the spending review last month and will be spent over the next three years to improve infrastructure at the site. The upgrade will ensure the base can hou…

Ian Murray to visit Faslane to announce £250m investment in nuclear base

The Scottish Secretary and UK defence procurement minister are to launch a £250 million investment at the base housing the UK's nuclear weapons.

£250 million investment to transform Faslane and boost Scottish economy - Scottish Business News

A major transformation is on the horizon for HM Naval Base Clyde at Faslane, as the UK Government announces a £250 million investment to modernise the site and support the Royal Navy’s future submarine operations. The funding, to be delivered over the next three years, marks the beginning of a wide-ranging, multi-billion-pound redevelopment that will play a central role in strengthening Britain’s national defence while delivering significant eco…

UK Government launches massive upgrade of Clyde naval base

The UK Government has formally launched its long-term Clyde 2070 redevelopment programme, with an initial £250 million investment to upgrade His Majesty’s Naval Base Clyde in Faslane. Scottish Secretary Ian Murray and Minister for Defence Procurement and Industry Maria Eagle visited the base on Wednesday to outline the first stage of what is set to become a multi-decade, multi-billion pound programme aimed at modernising the home of the UK’s nuc…