Infrastructure

By Heather Jameson | 01 July 2020

Boris Johnson’s speech in Dudley was ‘a mastery of political tub-thumpery’, says Heather Jameson....

PLANNING

We need a bold move to a flexible zoning system

By Anthony Breach | 30 June 2020

Analyst at Centre for Cities Anthony Breach makes the case for a flexible zoning system. It would...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Johnson pledges £5bn 'new deal' on capital projects

By Laura Sharman | 30 June 2020

Boris Johnson is expected to bring forward £5bn of investment in hospitals, roads and schools lat...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Johnson launches planning reforms to help 'build, build, build'

By Laura Sharman | 30 June 2020

Boris Johnson is expected to bring forward £5bn of investment in hospitals, roads and schools lat...

FINANCE

Ministers urged to invest in West Midlands

By Michael Burton | 23 June 2020

Ministers have been urged to inject £3.2bn over the next three years into the West Midlands econo...

FINANCE

Former Chancellor calls for infrastructure devo deal

By Michael Burton | 22 June 2020

Former Labour Chancellor Alistair Darling has called for all infrastructure projects below £500m ...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Five compelling reasons why HS2East must be given same priority as HS2West

By Cllr Judith Blake | 08 June 2020

It is vital that the Government’s Integrated Rail Plan for the Midlands and the North states cate...

Infrastructure could be left in a worse condition when PFI ends, watchdog warns

By Laura Sharman | 05 June 2020

Many local authorities have underestimated the time, resources and complexity involved in managin...

THIRD SECTOR

Protecting our social infrastructure

By Jonathan Werran | 03 June 2020

The needs of community infrastructure are as deserving of funding as the multi-billions being all...

INFRASTRUCTURE

The pandemic is yet another pressure on housing for councils to bear

By Dave Ayre | 04 May 2020

CIPFA’s new and extensive suite of data Housing 360 shows the strain on housing resources alone w...

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