Chance to ‘refocus on priorities’ following Johnson’s resignation, RIBA president says

Simon Allford

Source: Jean Goldsmith

Simon Allford said urgent action was required on economic uncertainty and the climate crisis

RIBA president Simon Allford has said the resignation of Boris Johnson is an opportunity for the Conservative Party to “take stock and refocus on priorities”.

Johnson announced he was quitting as Tory leader yesterday after more than 50 MPs resigned from the government in two days.

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