HMRC and NHS Digital to take up new government hub in Leeds

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HMRC will take up nearly 35,100 square metres in the new government hub
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HMRC will take up nearly 35,100 square metres in the new government hub

6,000 civil servants will work at new Wellington Place hub in Leeds

NHS Digital and part of HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) are to move into a new 'government hub' in Leeds, near the city's main train station. The Leeds government hub will be based at Wellington Place,...

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