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National Infrastructure Commission
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Cambridge-Oxford Connection Competition open for entries
Designers, planners, architects and others are invited to enter a new competition designed to seek ideas for creating high quality urban places across the Cambridge-Milton Keynes-Oxford arc. -
Coming soon: the Cambridge to Oxford Connection competition
The National Infrastructure Commission is launching a new competition, inviting designers, planners, architects and others to come up with ideas for creating high quality urban places across the Cambridge-Milton Keynes-Oxford arc. -
Adonis appointed as permanent chair of National Infrastructure Commission
The government makes Adonis's role permanent and appoints four new NIC commissioners. -
The regions must grasp the NIC nettle
The government is listening to National Infrastructure Commission and that's good news for the construction sector. -
Call for evidence launched for National Infrastructure Assessment
National Infrastructure Commission launches 15-week call for evidence to shape the National Infrastructure Assessment. -
Fear not for the Infrastructure Commission, for now
A pause in progression to an independent legislative footing does nothing to reduce the scope, status or importance of the National Infrastructure Commission, says Tom Eldridge -
Why was National Infrastructure Commission dropped from key planning bill?
The Neighbourhood Planning Bill was intended to include the statutory footing for the National Infrastructure Commission. It didn't. -
Adonis launches consultation on National Infrastructure Assessment
Consultation on infrastructure assessment announced by National Infrastructure Commission. -
Five things to take from this year's London Infrastructure Summit
The London Infrastructure Summit was convened this week, in the run up to a Mayoral election and with housing and transport top of the bill. -
Now we must turn the theory into practice
Support for infrastructure investment is clear. So the question for us all is how we turn that theory into practice – and an answer is long overdue, write Lord Andrew Adonis