What green services would you cut?

James S Murray
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With rumours circulating about which green services are for the chop, BusinessGreen.com asks readers to play at being George Osborne for the day

Regardless of whatever ministerial scandal The Telegraph has up its sleeve next, we all know cuts are coming to green business services. The only question is where the axe will fall. You can make a...

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