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Architect paid £7m in six months for Parliament restoration work

By 2021-02-24T07:00:00

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Restoration and renewal project accounts revealed - as its fate hangs in balance

Architects and contractors were paid at least £18m for their work on the restoration of the Palace of Westminster over a six-month period last year.

Data published as part of the restoration and renewal programme’s transparency policy has revealed every invoice paid by both the delivery authority and sponsor body worth more than £25,000.

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