Councils can spend capital receipts on shared services and digital efficiency projects from April

Sooraj Shah
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Government specifies which type of projects capital receipts can be spent on

Councils will be able to raise money for IT efficiency projects by selling off capital assets from April, the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has confirmed. Currently, loc...

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