Education sees spending boost in wake of RAAC crisis, as infrastructure falls

By Daniel Gayne2023-09-08T11:17:00

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Spending on sector hit £700m in August, says Barbour ABI

Spending on new education projects increased 34% in August, offering some comfort to pupils around the country affected by the RAAC crisis.

The latest analysis by Barbour ABI showed spending in the sector hit £700m last month, driven largely by secondary school developments.

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