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Admiralty House

Asked by Kevin HollinrakeConservativeCabinet OfficeTabled Answered 9 April 2025UIN 43478

The question

To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, what Admiralty House is used for; and if he will make an assessment of the potential merits of using that building for civil servants in his Department.

Answered by Georgia Gould

Admiralty House is a Grade I listed building, and is not an office workspace in the traditional sense. The building contains state rooms, which are used for events, and three flats, which can be allocated at the request of the Prime Minister.

This is the same approach to the use of Admiralty House as taken under the previous Government.

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