Euro Tunnel Buyer Found

Tuesday, 13 October 2009



Gordon Brown announces 'buyer found for Euro Tunnel!'

As part of Gordon Brown's proposed sell off of Governments assets, it was announced today that a buyer may have been found.

The buyer, who has not been named as yet, is said to be an entreprenur who accumulated his wealth in the travel industry and specialises in budget cross border logistics. He sees the accuisition of Euro Tunnel as complimentry to his current businesses and has had interests with the Dover/Calais crossing for some time.

Government officials are said to be in talks with the buyers company lawyers at his head office which believed to be based near Sangatte in France.

A government spokesperson has said that more details will be released once terms have been agreed.

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