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  • Infrastructure strategy: Hospitals and schools focus of funding push

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    The government will plough £10bn a year into restoring Britain’s crumbling schools, hospitals and prisons as part of a long-awaited infrastructure strategy outlining the state’s investment priorities over the next decade. Over £6bn a year will be devoted to hospital maintenance over the next decade, in a move that the Treasury said will cut waiting [...]

    The government hopes to 'get Britain building' with its infrastructure strategy

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