The Government is to shell out nearly £60m on the construction of its new Supreme Court, it was announced today (14 June). Whitehall will spend £36.7m on renovation of the flagship site at the Grade II-listed Middlesex Guildhall, while a further £20.2m will be ploughed into furniture, IT services, library costs and professional adviser fees.
June 14, 2007 at 08:20 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Government is to shell out nearly £60m on the construction of its new Supreme Court, it was announced today (14 June).
Whitehall will spend £36.7m on renovation of the flagship site at the Grade II-listed Middlesex Guildhall, while a further £20.2m will be ploughed into furniture, IT services, library costs and professional adviser fees.
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