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National Trust and Galliford Try manage £32.7m restoration of Moseley Road Baths in…

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Restoration work is underway at Moseley Road Baths in Birmingham, a Grade II*-listed building located in Balsall Heath. The project, which began in 2023, involves a £32.7 million restoration of the swimming pool and the neighboring Balsall Heath library. National Trust and Galliford Try are managing the restoration efforts.

From bbc.co.uk

Why it matters

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The project is funded by a combination of public money, including £10 million from Birmingham City Council, £9.2 million from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, and £15.5 million from government levelling up funding. The investment supports the preservation of historic infrastructure in the city.

From bbc.co.uk

Who's involved

  • BirminghamThe location where the historic restoration project is taking place.
  • National TrustThe conservation organization overseeing the restoration of the historic building.
  • Galliford TryThe construction company managing the physical aspects of the restoration.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Galliford TrySpeculative

    Galliford Try could receive direct revenue from managing the £32.7 million restoration contract in Birmingham.

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