UK Government Reconsiders Marlow Film Studio Proposal

The Labour government has called in the decision on a £750M film studio project, previously rejected due to local concerns.

The Marlow Film Studios project, backed by directors like James Cameron and Sam Mendes, aims to create 4,000 jobs.
Local opposition centers on the impact on greenbelt land and increased traffic, leading to initial rejection by Buckinghamshire Council.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's intervention reflects Labour's focus on boosting the creative industries, which generate £125bn annually.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy confirms independent film tax relief, highlighting government support for smaller productions.
The decision to review the planning application is seen as a test of Labour's commitment to economic growth and planning reform.