BreckCast - The Breckland Council Podcast

Why does Breckland invest in property?

34 min · 26. juni 2025
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In this episode we 'bust' some of the 'myths' that surround Breckland Council's investment in property as a way of generating income to fund public services. Listen to Breckland's Executive Member for Property, Projects and Procurement, Councillor Paul Hewett explain why we do it. Find out more about Breckland's Commercial Property [https://www.breckland.gov.uk/commercial-property].

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