The NI Executive’s investment strategy will fail to tackle the crisis in water infrastructure, a construction industry body has warned.
The Northern Ireland Executive’s forthcoming investment strategy will fail to tackle the crisis in water infrastructure, a construction industry body has warned.The Construction Employers Federation says it understands that annual infrastructure spending will remain close to its current level in real terms.
Mr Spence added that it will fail to "outline a sustainable path towards delivering the huge uplift in investment in the NI economy that we need."The Construction Employers Federation told MLAs "we fail to see how the Executive can sustainably fund NI Water’s needs" In August NI Water said an outdated and at capacity sewage network is stalling construction in 23 towns.
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