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IPA publishes 2020 annual report on infrastructure delivery and major projects

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Published on: 09 July 2020
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LNB News 09/07/2020

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Issue Date: 09 July 2020

Published Date: 09 July 2020

Jurisdiction(s): England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

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The Infrastructure and Projects Authority has published its 2020 annual report which 'supports the government’s commitment to transparency, improving the delivery of infrastructure and major projects and delivering public services effectively and efficiently' and shows what progress has been made on projects included in the Government Major Project Portfolio.

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