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Tuesday 27 October 2026 · London open
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Every Financial News story tagged National Infrastructure Commission, newest first.
The UK struggles with consistent overspending on major infrastructure projects, leading to significant delays and attention for the wrong reasons. The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) has identified key cost drivers and proposed potential savings measures. Their findings highlight…
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Sir John Armitt, a pivotal figure in the UK's infrastructure planning, will extend his leadership role at the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC).Originally set to retire on 18th January 2025, his…
In an open letter, experts call for decisive action on the HS2 rail project, urging the government to ensure its completion from Euston to Crewe.The letter criticises the cancellation of…
The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) has introduced Project Level Design Principles to reshape how infrastructure benefits communities.The NIC's guidance emphasizes four key principles: climate, people, places, and value, as foundational…
The need for sustainable water solutions in the East of England has led to the unveiling of designs for two new reservoirs.These reservoirs, located in Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, address growing…
As Labour takes charge, eyes are set on their ambitious pledge to transform the UK's construction landscape.The housing crisis persists, challenging young buyers and families unable to find affordable homes…
The UK construction sector proposes removing political influence from infrastructure decisions, raising significant debate.Twelve leading construction executives presented 'Blueprint for Growth' to prioritise infrastructure sans political interference.The suggestion to empower…
Major UK contractors demand new financing model to replace PFI, aiming to enhance private investment in infrastructure.Current PFI agreements are criticised for causing disputes and inefficiencies, necessitating a new approach.12…
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