General Election 2024: ChargeUK launches manifesto to accelerate charge point roll out

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Electric vehicle charging trade body publishes 12 point plan to accelerate charger deployment and ensure charging networks keep pace with rising demand

The trade body for the electric vehicle (EV) charging industry has today published a 12-point manifesto following Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's surprise decision to call a General Election for 4 July...

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