Philip Hammond’s £2.3bn infrastructure fund is a boon for construction workers, but the pensions ‘triple lock’ may be doomed
Philip Hammond’s first autumn statement has delivered winners and losers. But who are they?
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@insidehousing Bad idea - landlords would pass cost to tenants via rent. We're looking at other ways to cut upfront costs & raise standards
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