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Sunak should have gone further, says profession
Architects criticised chancellor Rishi Sunak for not doing enough to ensure the built environment is able to play its part in the UK meeting its zero carbon commitments.
Key measures left out of yesterday’s Budget included levelling the VAT playing field to incentivise developers to refurbish existing buildings.
>> Read also: Key points from Rishi Sunak’s Budget
Former RIBA president Ben Derbyshire, chair of HTA Design, said: “We have long argued for more government investment in the supply of quality, affordable housing so we are pleased to see the Budget response to this, alongside other infrastructure investment.
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