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Future Forum Midlands: 'Private sector can bring capacity and skills'

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By Dan Peters | 12 September 2024
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The private sector can bring capacity and skills to specialist projects for local government, a combined authority manager has said.

Speaking at The MJ's Future Forum Midlands event, net zero neighbourhood delivery manager at the West Midlands Combined Authority, Ayushi Vyas, said: ‘We don't have capacity.

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