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Mace chief executive Mark Reynolds may be the new face of the Construction Leadership Council (CLC), but he is no stranger to the work of the group. He

Businesses including AstraZeneca and KPMG have collobarted on a new report outlining the need for the Oxford to Cambridge railway line to be delivered in

Tax Hacks: the problems facing the 'single customer account' echo a scandal a decade ago that cost the Treasury £500m

When approving National Highways’ proposed A428 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet Development Consent Order application, Shapps dismissed claims that the road

The forced resignation of a Prime Minister and the resulting powerplay in Westminster are only the tip of the iceberg of the problems the UK is facing at the present […]

An MP, an infrastructure body and a local enterprise partnership are among those to tell NCE the controversial Oxford-to-Cambridge line should be

Infrastructure and Project Authority’s annual report ranks HMRC’s £300m datacentre migration as “unachievable”, but – ahead of publication – it appears the organisation has had a change of heart.

The Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) gave a red rating to stages two and three of the ambitious scheme to connect Oxford and Cambridge. A

High Speed 2 did not adequately stress the benefits the high-speed railway would bring to the UK, industry figures have said. Infrastructure and Projects

The government's planning reform and electoral integrity projects are among those that seem to be "unachievable", while there are significant issues with