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21 Government PFI projects given go-ahead
00:00 09 Dec 1998
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A further 21 local government private finance initiative schemes
were given the go-ahead last week bringing the total number of
approved projects to 87. The largest scheme was the Nottingham Tram
Link scheme.
Two social housing projects in Derby and Berwick upon Tweed got the green light as did individual school projects in Essex, Kent (Swanscombe) and Liverpool (Speke/Garston Partnership) and Waltham Forest.
A number of grouped school schemes were also approved including: a 36 schools project in Cornwall; 10 secondary schools in Haringey, London; seven schools in Leeds; four primary schools in North Yorkshire; six schools in Nottinghamshire; a schools rationalisation project in Tameside; and a three schools project in Wiltshire.
Fire station projects for Avon,/ Somerset/Gloucester and Cornwall have also been added to the list.
Two social housing projects in Derby and Berwick upon Tweed got the green light as did individual school projects in Essex, Kent (Swanscombe) and Liverpool (Speke/Garston Partnership) and Waltham Forest.
A number of grouped school schemes were also approved including: a 36 schools project in Cornwall; 10 secondary schools in Haringey, London; seven schools in Leeds; four primary schools in North Yorkshire; six schools in Nottinghamshire; a schools rationalisation project in Tameside; and a three schools project in Wiltshire.
Fire station projects for Avon,/ Somerset/Gloucester and Cornwall have also been added to the list.
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