Board overseeing Houses of Parliament restoration recommends £3bn package of works to start this year

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Delivery partners to be appointed for first phase of work which will include building temporary accommodation for both Houses of Parliament

The body overseeing the restoration of the Houses of Parliament has recommended a £3bn package of initial works which it said should start as early as this year.

The client board said it wants to launch a procurement process in 2026 for one or more strategic partners to carry out the seven-year job, which could include the construction of temporary chambers for the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

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