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Nottingham's landmark Council House repairs projected to cost over £11m
Overview
New figures reveal that repair work to Nottingham's Grade II-listed Council House will exceed £11m, including £8.65m to repair a leaking roof and nearly £3m for other urgent repairs over the next three years. Councillors are set to approve the spending plans on 20 October as part of a wider £19m property estate repairs programme.
Key points
- Repair work for Nottingham's Council House will cost more than £11m in total.
- The project includes £8.65m to fix the leaking roof ahead of the building's centenary.
- An additional £3m is allocated for other urgent repairs over the next three years.
- Councillors are scheduled to vote on the spending plans on 20 October.
- Loxley House, the council's headquarters, also requires about £6m for urgent repairs under the wider £19m property programme.