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Title:
Homeowners face ‘double-charges’ as infrastructure remains unadopted
Detail:
Roads, sewers and drainage on new estates are privately managed after public bodies do not ‘adopt’ them, with costs passed on to homeowners
Country:
United Kingdom
Source:
The Construction Index
Published Date:
23.10.2025
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