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Green Book blamed for 'political decisions'

The Green Book is not to blame for perceived investment bias in favour of affluent regions, experts have said.

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By Martin Ford | 23 May 2025
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The Green Book is not to blame for perceived investment bias in favour of affluent regions, experts have said.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ordered a review of the Treasury's Green Book, due to report back in next month's Spending Review.

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