Should the Palace of Westminster undergo restoration and renewal as proposed?
GovernanceEnded 14 May

Should the Palace of Westminster undergo restoration and renewal as proposed?

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The Palace of Westminster is crumbling and unsafe after a decade of warnings. In February, the Restoration and Renewal joint parliamentary committee submitted two costed proposals to fix the building and modernise it for the 21st century. The committee emphasises a duty to protect this historic national asset and symbol of UK democracy for future generations.

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