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£105m. For Scottish Roads A SUM of £105 m. will be
5th June 1964, Page 43
5th June 1964
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— £105m. For Scottish Roads A
SUM of £105 m. will be
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spent on the Scottish roads programme during the five-year period up to 1969, reported Mr. Michael Noble. Secretary of State for Scotland in the Commons. He told Mr. Neil McLean (Tory, Inverness) that the money would be split with £62 in. being spent on trunk roads and about £43 tn. for classified road grants. Answering another question from Mr. McLean, Mr. Noble gave figures of road expenditure in Scotland between 1951 and 1963.
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