Infrastructure
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Weathering an infrastructure storm
Reviewing progress on refining the planning system to deliver nationally significant infrastructure
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UK infrastructure projects face £700bn shortfall by 2040
Private investment would have to more than double to cover the gap without government spending
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UKREiiF panellists tackle the roadblocks holding back progress on infrastructure
A panel at the Leeds conference discussed how the UK faces a “make or break” moment
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UK infrastructure costs far above Europe’s
Once again, the planning system is seen as the culprit
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‘Governance problem’ is thwarting ‘mega-projects’ says NAO boss
Gareth Davies will call for a new approach in a speech today
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Infrastructure investors put off by government ‘dysfunction’ and planning
IFM Investors says it has cooled on further UK investments
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Labour delays ‘too political’ infrastructure council
Blackstone and others pull out after intervention from the chancellor
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Infrastructure: the devil is in the detail
Can the government grease the wheels for major infrastructure projects?
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Infrastructure projects get fast-track planning route
Greg Clark says changes mean projects can be delivered more quickly
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Infrastructure drive will lose £10bn a year to fraud and corruption
Up to 10% of the government’s £100bn a year plans could be siphoned off
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My hero: Grant Shapps is leading a quiet revolution in UK transport policy
COMMENT “Shapps is making huge inroads into the future of how we move around the country”
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What infrastructure does London need to thrive?
Our panel agrees on one thing – the city needs to utilise space, or risk falling behind