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FINANCE
Budget 2020: Putting the numbers in perspective
By Charlotte Alldritt | 13 March 2020
By recent standards the Chancellor’s Budget jokes were pretty good, says Charlotte Alldritt of th...
INFRASTRUCTURE
The future of British Steel looks 'very positive'
By Ben Houchen | 13 March 2020
Securing the former Redcar steelworks site from SSI marks the start of a new era for Teesside, Da...
INFRASTRUCTURE
A Budget for growth – so where is the catch?
By Heather Jameson | 11 March 2020
Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Budget may not have delivered much for council revenues – for adult or c...
FINANCE
Budget 2020: Sunak gambles on capital spending splurge
By Michael Burton | 11 March 2020
Despite volatility caused by coronavirus and a sluggish increase in the economy, the chancellor h...
FINANCE
Budget 2020: Mayoral authorities win big in transport
By Dominic Browne | 11 March 2020
The Government has unveiled £4.2bn for urban transport as part of its spring budget giveaways.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Budget 2020: Sunak announces 'record' £5bn broadband investment for hardest to reach areas
By Ann McGauran | 11 March 2020
Chancellor Rishi Sunak today announced in the Budget a ‘record’ £5bn investment to get gigabit –c...
FINANCE
Plan to tackle £66.8m hike in cost of Birmingham Games scheme
By Ann McGauran | 11 March 2020
Birmingham City Council is reporting ‘substantial progress’ in the delivery of a regeneration sch...
BUSINESS
Flybe collapse hits council-owned airports
By Martin Ford | 05 March 2020
The airline entered administration this morning, leading to the grounding of all flights.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Budget must provide clarity on infrastructure priorities
By Will McWilliams | 05 March 2020
This month’s Budget must focus on providing more detail on how the Government’s approach will sup...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Go big or go home
By Lord Bob Kerslake | 03 March 2020
Chair of the UK2070 Commission into spatial inequalities Lord Bob Kerslake says everyone will los...
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