UK Infrastructure Bank teams up with Bristol, Manchester and West Yorkshire to accelerate net zero projects

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UK Infrastructure Bank working on climate change focused local authority projects as part of its advisory function

The UK Infrastructure Bank has today unveiled plans to team up with local authorities in Bristol, Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire to develop net zero focused pilot projects aimed at combating climate...

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