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Politics
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Positive signs on the environment from new PM’s appointments
What might the new Boris Johnson administration mean for the environment and climate policy? -
High expectations from industry as Boris Johnson starts work at Number Ten
The UK’s new prime minister looks to have an even harder job than his predecessor, with expectations high on many fronts. -
What can construction expect now Boris Johnson is PM?
There will be opportunities as well as concerns for the construction industry, as Boris Johnson becomes prime minister. -
Tories risk taking country down with them, says Scape chief executive
Public sector procurement chief speaks out after latest ONS construction output figures show a minimal growth in new work. -
Tory leadership contenders must back infrastructure to secure economy, say CECA
Give full backing to infrastructure, contractors’ group advises Tory leadership hopefuls. -
Grayling told transport bosses not to reveal delays to key rail scheme
Beleaguered transport secretary Chris Grayling accused of hiding key information from MPs. -
Construction minister quits over threat of a no-deal Brexit happening
Richard Harrington said he was forced to resign from the government as he needed to do all he could to prevent a no-deal Brexit happening. -
Time for the industry to speak out on Brexit chaos
The industry needs to speak out about the clear and present danger of a no deal Brexit, says Infrastructure Intelligence editor Andy Walker. -
Will Labour’s nationalisation plans for water really work?
If Labour renationalises the water industry, will customers get a better deal? -
New inquiry launched on government’s management of major projects
Parliamentary committee to investigate how government initiates and manages major projects.