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Labour Unveils £9bn Plan to Fix Military Families’ Housing

Housing · United Kingdom

Labour Unveils £9bn Plan to Fix Military Families’ Housing

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Military families are set for a major boost as Labour launches a £9 billion renewal of armed forces housing, the biggest in over 50 years.See the Story

Government Approval Clears Way for North Hykeham Relief Road Construction

Secretary of State · Lincoln

Government Approval Clears Way for North Hykeham Relief Road Construction

The UK Government has authorised Lincolnshire County Council to proceed with the North Hykeham Relief Road, following approval of the necessary legal orders by the Secretary of State. The decision allows the council to begin the procurement and construction process for the long-awaited infrastructure project, which aims to complete a full ring road around Lincoln. […]See the Story

Starts on Site Stay ‘Subdued’, but Office Sector Bucks Trend

Bank of England · England

Starts on Site Stay ‘Subdued’, but Office Sector Bucks Trend

Construction activity continued to decline in the past three months with project starts falling by 8 per cent, according to market analyst Glenigan. The latest figures, covering projects below £100m, showed starts in the three months to October remained 10 per cent below 2024 levels.… The post Starts on site stay ‘subdued’, but office sector bucks trend appeared first on Construction News.See the Story

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