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Politics
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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. -
“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. -
Fourth housing secretary since 2015 as Brokenshire is appointed in reshuffle
James Brokenshire has been appointed as the latest housing secretary and takes over from Sajid Javid. -
Opportunities for construction to influence Labour’s plans
Labour is increasingly keen to speak to businesses in the infrastructure sector and construction firms should take advantage of that. -
New mayors pledge to benefit infrastructure
All the newly elected metro majors have made pledges that should benefit infrastructure. -
An Autumn Statement with a difference
The chancellor of the exchequer Philip Hammond is making changes to the Autumn Statement and the industry needs to be prepared. -
Transport minister highlights importance of infrastructure post-Brexit
John Hayes, minister of state at the Department for Transport, emphasises the vital role infrastructure will play post-Brexit.