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Budget 2018—what does it mean for infrastructure and housebuilding?

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Published on: 30 October 2018
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Table of contents

  • Infrastructure
  • Housebuilding
  • Apprenticeships

Article summary

Construction and Planning analysis: We bring together the key announcements in the 2018 Budget relevant to the infrastructure and housebuilding sectors, including that the government will no longer use PF2 (the successor to the Private Finance Initiative (PFI)) for new projects, and the allocation of additional funding for transport infrastructure.

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