Scottish Ministers join chorus of concern over Green Investment Bank sale

James Murray
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Leaked letter to climate change minister Nick Hurd describes predictions bank could be broken up as "deeply troubling"

Scottish Ministers have added their voice to the growing ranks of cross-party opposition to the government's plans to privatise the Green Investment Bank (GIB). According to reports in the Guardian...

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