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Budget
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Northern business and political leaders call for investment commitment ahead of budget
Business and political leaders in the north want to see a renewed commitment to the Northern Powerhouse vision with investment in various sectors. -
Pressure mounts on chancellor to give local councils more powers to build
Royal Town Planning Institute demands "major proposals" to avoid a housing crisis, ahead of chancellor's budget. -
Budget preview - what can we expect from the chancellor's red box?
Julian Francis ponders the options as the chancellor Philip Hammond prepares to deliver next week's budget. -
Budget reaction: Low expectations and not much to get excited about
Phillip Hammond's Budget has been greeted with disappointment by industry leaders. -
CECA slams "underwhelming" Budget for north east construction
The Budget will do little for the north east's infrastructure needs according to the region’s Civil Engineering Contractors' Association. -
Damp squib Budget offers slim pickings for infrastructure
Against a background of ongoing uncertainty over Brexit, Phillip Hammond's Budget offered little for the infrastructure sector. -
Digital infrastructure set to feature strongly in chancellor's spring Budget
With the government's spring Budget scheduled for 8 March, Julian Francis looks at what we might expect from the chancellor. -
Budget 2016: More detail still needed on key projects
ACE gives budget welcome; plus full budget analysis to download. -
Budget 2016: Crossrail 2 and Shaw's evolution not revolution
George Osborne has given the green light to Crossrail 2, while Nicola Shaw set out a series of gradual changes for Network Rail -
Budget 2016: further fillip for roads
George Osborne's Budget has confirmed a positive long term outlook for the roads sector, albeit one dominated by the North and projects already known