And the decision also means plans to install similar systems in Salford city council's 84 other public buildings including schools looks to be scuppered.
It was predicted by Salford city council that the total cost of the project to install air source heat pumps in the town hall would be just over £1m. But following a tendering process the cost soared by an extra £700,000.
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Rory's World best wins the race again
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Carsley signs off in style with rout against Ireland
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Bizet's maiden goal helps Reds end run
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Hezbollah official killed in rare air strike on Beirut
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