Councils clean up with DETR windfall.

Series: Municipal Journal ; 11 June 1999 4(1)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Councils and the Environment Agency will receive £15m to clean up contaminated land. Support is provided by the Contaminated Land Supplementary Credit Approval programme designed to help councils for costs incurred in relation to contaminated land. Table.

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Councils and the Environment Agency will receive £15m to clean up contaminated land. Support is provided by the Contaminated Land Supplementary Credit Approval programme designed to help councils for costs incurred in relation to contaminated land. Table.

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