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  • A burden or a blessing? PFIs look set for a return under Labour

    August 13, 2024

    Reports that Rachel Reeves is mooting the use of private finance to fund the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing has fuelled chatter that Private Finance Initiatives could be set for a return.

  • Infrastructure firm Hill and Smith shares fall as UK business weighs on bottom line

    August 8, 2024

    In a statement, the firm flagged challenges in its UK business, which has grappled with reduced demand from public sector customers.

  • Chancellor’s move to cut infrastructure projects threatens growth, economists warn

    July 30, 2024

    Rachel Reeves' decision to make immediate cuts to capital spending has shaken a number of top economists, who have said they are deeply concerned about the potential knock-on impacts on the UK's economic growth.

  • Keir Starmer to take the ‘brakes off Britain’ with growth-focused King’s Speech

    July 17, 2024

    Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to take the “brakes off Britain” with a growth-focused King’s Speech.

  • Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils planning reforms to ‘get Britain building again’

    July 8, 2024

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled a raft of planning reforms in a bid to “get Britain building again” in her first major speech at the Treasury.

  • Planning reform: How Labour wants to get Britain building again

    July 6, 2024

    Labour argues the planning regime acts as a "major brake on economic growth".

  • Move aside NIMBYs, there’s a new acronym: Britain is now a Banana economy

    June 25, 2024

    You may have heard of NIMBYs blocking economic growth, but now there's a new acronym ready to slip up the UK's planning system - BANANA.

  • ‘Chronic short-termism’ stopping UK from becoming a ‘superpower’, report backed by Tony Blair and John Caudwell warns

    June 4, 2024

    Britain’s "chronic short-termism" is holding it back from being a science and technology superpower, according to a new report backed by billionaire businessman John Caudwell and former Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair.

  • Election 2024: Starmer and Reeves to lean on private sector to fund infrastructure plan

    May 27, 2024

    Labour will reportedly utilise private finance to fund key national infrastructure schemes, if the party is elected into government.

  • “Disgusting” revelation on sewage should see Thames Water “ripped up”

    May 27, 2024

    Thames Water should be “ripped up” and no longer allowed to be for profit, after it emerged some 14bn litres of sewage were released in 2023, the Liberal Democrats have said.

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