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National Infrastructure Commission
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Cities share good practice for developing local infrastructure strategies
A new toolkit curated by the National Infrastructure Commission is offering advice to cities on developing local infrastructure strategies. -
Sir John Armitt welcomes Neale Coleman to National Infrastructure Commission
Neale Coleman appointed by chancellor to serve as National Infrastructure Commissioner. -
Collaboration is key to a successful future, says Sir John Armitt
Wide-ranging interview with National Infrastructure Commission chair highlights key role of infrastructure in improving daily life. -
Private sector can help deliver infrastructure revolution, says CBI
Report calls for new UK infrastructure bank and more powers for National Infrastructure Commission and Infrastructure and Projects Authority. -
Falling cost of renewables opens opportunity to progress towards net-zero
Falling cost of renewables strengthens case for accelerating deployment, says NIC report. -
NIC unveils new Young Professionals Panel
Engaging the younger generation with transformation of UK’s infrastructure is a key goal for the new NIC young professionals. -
Fresh ideas to help infrastructure serve a changing society
The National Infrastructure Commission has published a collection of opinion pieces by young infrastructure professionals. -
New technologies could offer cheapest route to net zero, says NIC report
Increased investment in new technologies could be the best way to help reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, according to a new report by the National Infrastructure Commission. -
Government infrastructure strategy can’t stop at HS2, says commission chair
Ministers should take “golden moment of opportunity” to make firm decisions on developing sustainable infrastructure beyond HS2, says the National Infrastructure Commission. -
Passengers facing second-class mobile connectivity on UK rail network, according to new report
National Infrastructure Commission says passengers will continue to experience inadequate mobile services on the UK’s railways due to slow government progress in fixing gaps in connectivity.
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