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Politics
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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. -
The age of May - and what it means for infrastructure
With the Conservative conference now over, there are many insights into the political forces at play in current government, says Julian Francis. -
Tories wipe infrastructure slate clean in Birmingham
Attending the Conservative party conference in Birmingham, Julian Francis updates Infrastructure Intelligence on what the discussions mean for the infrastructure sector. -
The legacy of Lord O'Neill - less impact than he should have made
Lord Jim O'Neill became Theresa May's first government departure, when he resigned as Treasury minister last Friday. Dr Nelson Ogunshakin reflects on his time in office. -
Laws of political gravity and George Osborne
Is there another leader of the opposition rising from inside the government's own political party? -
Strange times, but we’re keeping up the pressure on politicians
The environmental sector has much to offer ministers as they get to grips with their new briefs, says Matthew Farrow.