National Lottery creates construction jobs

Language: English Series: Western Mail ; 9 September 1996, 7 | Birmingham Post ; 9 September 1996, 1 | Scotsman ; 9 September 1996, 36 | Building ; 261(7946) 13 September 1996, 11(2)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: London, Scotland and Wales have benefited most from the construction boom created by the National Lottery. However, problems with partnership funding could put the expected jobs boost at risk, warns a report from the Royal Bank of Scotland.

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London, Scotland and Wales have benefited most from the construction boom created by the National Lottery. However, problems with partnership funding could put the expected jobs boost at risk, warns a report from the Royal Bank of Scotland.

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