Ministers' £400m plan for electric car charging infrastructure delayed

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Plan for fund combining taxpayers' cash and private investment significantly behind schedule, it has emerged

A £400m government plan to build electric car charging points looks likely to be significantly delayed, in a blow to car manufacturers and efforts to tackle air pollution in UK cities. The Treasury...

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