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Day: September 11, 2007

Bonding in Barnet

From the FT today: A bond to raise up to £360m for transport, schools and other local services will be proposed by a north london borough as it looks for new ways to raise money. The “Barnet bond” would provide as much as half the £733m the London suburb says it needs to improve its… Continue reading Bonding in Barnet

Published 11 September 2007
Categorized as politics and life Tagged economics, land-values, london, regeneration, taxation

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