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The liability and payment problems that keep industry leaders awake at night
A recent roundtable attempted to address items like why liability limits are so important, the widening of third party rights and the need to tackle the late payment problem. -
Resurrecting the golden age of infrastructure
Reflecting on the 60th anniversary of the opening of the Preston bypass. -
Designing for a happier life
We review a great new book about how the design of buildings can make us happier and support mental health. -
Engaging the public early on infrastructure is essential, says Armitt
The public are the ultimate stakeholders when it comes to infrastructure and need to be engaged at every stage, says NIC chair Sir John Armitt. -
Using tech to talk turkey during the project consultation process
Using technology can be a powerful way to engage with stakeholders and help dispel misunderstandings during the consultation process. -
Driving ROI through the power of intelligent planning
The intricate nature of modern transport systems means data analytics is now a central aspect of any planning process. -
“We’re the true party of business,” says Labour's Long-Bailey
Labour's shadow minister for business, energy and industrial strategy Rebecca Long-Bailey says that construction firms are vital to delivering the party's infrastructure plans. -
A bridge between investors and projects
Interest is rising in the world’s first infrastructure trading platform to create a bridge between the billions of underinvested capital and the thousands of globally unfunded projects. -
The 16 young voices shaping the future of UK infrastructure
Members of the new Young Professionals Panel at the National Infrastructure Commission speak to Infrastructure Intelligence. -
Heathrow boss says vote for expansion shows Britain is open for business
Heathrow Airport chief executive John Holland-Kaye says that airport's expansion is absolutely vital to the UK's future prosperity.