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02 July

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Britain must speed up: what the AI era actually demands

30 June

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Britain must speed up to survive the AI era

30 June

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SNP blocks new nuclear power despite ‘high-potential’ sites

30 June

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SNP resists calls to drop block on nuclear power

28 June

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Nobody wants to build in London, and the far-Left is trying to make it even harder

25 June

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Britain is sweltering, so why does Ed Miliband want to keep air con on ice?

25 June

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How Natural England paralysed Britain

21 June

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UK rejoin push risks diverting focus from growth reforms

21 June

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Rejoining the EU is no panacea

19 June

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Off the Rails

19 June

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Britain is 'wasting' £8billion of taxpayers' money a year on transport and infrastructure schemes, far more than other countries, new report says

19 June

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'Housebuilder granted approval for 2,800 homes on farmland'

19 June

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£8.3bn a year ‘wasted’ as Britain pays more for infrastructure than peers

18 June

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Britain wastes £8bn a year paying over the odds for infrastructure

15 June

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Manchester is a triumph of private enterprise

10 June

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Nuclear plant could be delayed again by demands to protect fish

10 June

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How did air conditioning become a heated debate?

08 June

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Fishy tales could set back Hinkley even more

07 June

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In 2019, this £50m motorway junction was built. It still isn’t open

31 May

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Gulf states shame Britain with plan to build HS2-style rail route by 2030

25 May

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The infantilism of an ‘ungovernable’ Britain

21 May

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Fury as inspector blocks 867-home development over fears it would harm Peckham’s historic character

21 May

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The planning catastrophe that stops homes being built in London

19 May

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The Peckham shopping centre in the middle of Britain’s fight to build new homes

19 May

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‘Downright offensive’: Southwark council slammed for blocking 900 homes

13 May

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Unpacked: Will Labour’s impact assessment shake-up be a ‘win-win’ for nuclear and nature – or a costly gamble?

11 May

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Nicholas Boys Smith: Five ideas for new councillors

05 May

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Ed Miliband's mask has slipped - and the man underneath must be stopped at any cost

04 May

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Ed Miliband accused of 'covering up' evidence Labour’s Net Zero plans will increase electricity bills

04 May

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Plan to ramp up heat pump and EV use under threat as UK electricity price doubles

03 May

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Miliband ‘covered up’ document showing net zero plan will increase bills

02 May

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‘Fish disco’ not enough to protect nature at nuclear plant, says green quango

29 April

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Why are women so anti-nuclear?

27 April

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Tim Dier: The case for a deliverable Conservatism is being made right now – in Madrid

21 April

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Government promises to 'break the link' between gas and power prices

16 April

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Give English mayors direct powers to deliver mass transit, PM urged

16 April

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The collapse of Starmer’s housebuilding revolution

15 April

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Reli­ance on imports is para­lys­ing Brit­ish busi­ness

15 April

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The grey belt was made for Big Tech But Labour can’t explain why

13 April

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OpenAI snub shows UK’s energy costs are killing industry

12 April

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Exten­sion ­and re­vamp of lib­rary ­con­sidered

12 April

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Why taxes are to blame for Britain’s fly-tipping problem

11 April

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Tracy Brabin says greater devolution would speed up West Yorkshire mass transit

10 April

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Inside plans for a vast new public transport network in Yorkshire

10 April

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OpenAI pulls out of land­mark £31bn UK invest­ment pack­age

10 April

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OpenAI pulls plug on Stargate UK, leaving Starmer’s AI superpower pitch in tatters

10 April

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'Make it happen Leeds': Readers back mass transit plans as Starmer told to handover financial power

10 April

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OpenAI pauses Stargate UK investment over high energy costs

09 April

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Red Ed strikes again! Miliband blamed as OpenAI pulls out of £31bn investment plans over high energy costs in huge blow to Labour's bid to make Britain an 'AI superpower'

09 April

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War takes its toll

09 April

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West Yorkshire mass transit: Starmer told to hand over mayors to sign off transport projects

09 April

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Birmingham falls behind French twin city in one major area

26 March

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A259 Bognor-Littlehampton road upgrade gets green light

25 March

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Allegra Stratton: The UK’s Nuclear Option for Energy

23 March

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Here’s how to make energy cheaper

22 March

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Preston’s economic performance and where the city sits in Lancashire

20 March

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Iran War: Oil prices surge past $100 per barrel as attacks on fossil fuel infrastructure intensify

18 March

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To go nuclear, Britain must blast away dogma

13 March

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Government confirms 'long overdue' reforms to speed up nuclear power delivery

12 March

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Time for Trams: How to build trams in the UK and get Britain moving

09 March

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Trump's war in Iran sends oil prices spiralling above $100

08 March

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How can we really protect Britain’s environment?

28 February

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Britain’s housing crisis is Labour’s choice – it’s in thrall to Nimbys

20 February

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New council homes plan for park land scrapped

18 February

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Inner London House Prices Drop Most Since Financial Crisis

16 February

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Reeves Could End Up Torn Between Brussels, Bats and Newts

14 February

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Reeves to tear up ‘bats and newts’ rules despite Brexit deal threat

14 February

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Labour’s property market plot could hammer your house price

13 February

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'It would take a miracle': Government set to miss new homes target

13 February

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Nuclear taskforce recommendation to scrap protected landscapes duty ‘based on nothing but hot air’, campaigners claim

12 February

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Why we need to rethink urban transport

12 February

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The stakeholder class needs blowing up

10 February

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Hinkley Point C’s ‘fish disco’ actually works, researchers find

09 February

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A clear opportunity for yimbys to defeat the nimbys

06 February

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One mad decision shows just how broken our planning system is

05 February

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Scotland will be left behind unless SNP ends nuclear objection, group warns

05 February

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KPF Shoreditch masterplan given lifeline following planning twist

05 February

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'Scotland will be left behind unless SNP ends nuclear objection'

05 February

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Scotland will be left behind unless the SNP ends its 'outdated' nuclear objection, campaigners warn

04 February

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Pressure mounts on Scottish Government to end nuclear opposition

04 February

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'Nuclear golden age': Government proposes new funding framework for advanced nuclear projects

04 February

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Miliband paves way for Gates and Bezos-backed mini-nukes in UK

02 February

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Labour backbenchers revolt over Starmer’s nuclear plans

26 January

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The perfect storm fuelling London’s housebuilding crisis

18 January

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Network Rail and BP object to ‘nationally important’ power line

14 January

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UK Nets Record Offshore Wind Supply In Renewables Push

14 January

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Britain Awards Wind Farm Contracts That Will Power 12 Million Homes

14 January

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Labour's brand new renewable energy policy will 'bring down bills across UK for good'

14 January

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How new offshore wind contracts promise to push down wholesale power prices

14 January

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'A breakthrough moment': Government secures record-breaking offshore wind auction

13 January

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Labour's housebuilding failures laid bare: New build construction plummets under Sir Keir Starmer - as London developments fall more than half in a year

11 January

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The £2.5bn tram scheme at risk of collapsing in repeat of HS2 farce

06 January

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Britain's Housing Crisis Has Seeds in the 1930s

17 December

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Trump row threatens to delay Britain’s nuclear renaissance

16 December

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Train stations on green belt will be surrounded by new villages under planning reforms

16 December

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Biodiversity Net Gain: Government confirms controversial plan to exempt more sites from nature rules

15 December

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Why Britain can’t reach Net Zero without China

11 December

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Homeowners’ bathroom renovations ‘delaying new builds’

02 December

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Crossrail 2: Elizabeth line successor 'could be delivered if London learns lessons from Europe'

01 December

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New mini nuclear reactors are jeopardised by wildlife fears

01 December

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Government confirms wave of new environmental targets and delivery plans

28 November

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The row at Rousham: who is protecting the English landscape?

28 November

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EU trade deal risks derailing nuclear renaissance, Reeves warned

27 November

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Man faces £16k bill to replace 2 windows in his Westminster flat because of 'red tape'

26 November

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Energy policy 'whack-a-mole': Green economy reacts to Autumn Budget

26 November

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Salary sacrifice changes in Budget 2025 spark anger and confusion

26 November

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Think Tanks Slam ‘Bad in Every Way’ Binfire Budget

26 November

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Man faces potential £16k bill to replace two windows – because of ‘red tape’

25 November

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Labour MPs Urge PM To Carry Out "Radical Reset" Of Nuclear Regulations

25 November

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How environmentalists forced a nuclear plant to go on a £700m fish rescue mission

25 November

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'Red tape lunacy' to land London accountant with £16,000 bill to replace two windows in his ground floor flat

24 November

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UK ‘most expensive place’ to build nuclear power, review finds

24 November

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Fishy fiasco...Nuclear plant's £700million schemes to protect marine life includes 'fish discos' - but despite eye-watering cost it would only save ONE salmon every 12 years

24 November

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Nuclear power boom to be forced through environmental red tape

24 November

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'Radical reset' required to deliver golden age of new nuclear projects, taskforce concludes

24 November

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‘Fish disco’ fiasco: £700m nuclear plan would save one salmon every 12 years

20 November

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‘Likely to undermine local democracy’: The sector reacts to government’s latest proposed planning changes

19 November

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House Prices Crash Across London’s Wealthiest Neighborhoods

18 November

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Housing Secretary Steve Reed to give ‘default yes’ to developments near train stations

17 November

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‘Default yes’ to be given to housing developments near train stations

17 November

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Reed to give ‘default yes’ to housing developments near train stations

17 November

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Starmer’s nuclear revolution is about PowerPoints, not power

16 November

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Britain’s Budget must put growth first — here’s how

13 November

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Nuclear Anglesey is something to celebrate

13 November

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Slogans won’t get Britain building again

13 November

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UK’s first mini-reactors lined up for North Wales

13 November

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Wylfa named as site for UK's first small modular reactors

13 November

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Wylfa a win for Wales or a missed opportunity?

13 November

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Households cut energy usage as bills surge

11 November

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London hit hardest as unemployment reaches post pandemic high of 5%

27 September

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Starmer asks Conservative peer to write planning bill to block judicial reviews

26 September

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White-collar workers now use more energy than factories

22 September

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Claire Coutinho: Our energy supply will be more secure if environmentalists stop holding back small space emission free nuclear

19 September

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Exempt AI growth zones from grid connection licensing, UK Govt told

19 September

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Britain once led the world in nuclear — we just need to remember how

18 September

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Why Starmer’s nuclear ‘golden age’ risks becoming a lot of hot air

18 September

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Two new nuclear power stations for UK delayed by FIVE years because of spurious legal challenges - and none were successful

15 September

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Eco-zealots are crushing the economy, says Miliband’s former energy minister

15 September

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Let's break away from binary thinking on energy transition

15 September

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UK and US agree deal to speed up building of nuclear plants

14 September

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CPT opinion: trams can do little more than a good bus service can

06 September

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Housebuilding slowdown reveals Rayner’s troubled legacy

02 September

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Major UK infrastructure projects to be fast-tracked under govt reforms targeting savings of £1bn

28 August

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Households face higher bills for years because of clean energy bid, campaigners warn

27 August

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Wind farms to blame for rising energy bills, says Ofgem

27 August

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Price cap rise sparks concern as households brace for autumn bills

27 August

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Higher energy bills for years could be result of Miliband's net-zero dash

23 August

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Blair’s fateful green energy decision that left households on the hook for billions

21 August

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As temperatures soar in London, regulations, not costs, put cooling beyond reach

19 August

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Environment secretary to monitor major infrastructure projects to stop delays

19 August

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Rich Londoners baulk at hearing ‘no’ in efforts to install air-conditioning units

16 August

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Spiralling building costs are wrecking Britain’s prospects

15 August

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Building regulations leave homeowners feeling the heat in summer

14 August

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Labour’s housebuilding pledge in doubt as planning applications slow

14 August

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London building houses at slowest rate in UK

13 August

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Boiling Britain: How air conditioning could become a political priority in the UK

11 August

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The Nuclear Test That Britain Can’t Afford to Fail

11 August

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'Not fit for purpose': UK taskforce calls for 'radical' regulatory reset to cut nuclear costs

11 August

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Minister vows to fix broken nuclear regulation

10 August

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Why the Government doesn’t want you to have aircon

07 August

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Households that are near new electricity pylons could get £250 off their bills for the next 10 years

07 August

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Households near new pylons set to receive £250 off their energy bills

07 August

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Miliband accused of 'offensive' attempt to 'buy off' Britons over hated pylon plans

06 August

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Huge blow for Angela Rayner as housebuilding slows despite new homes pledge

01 August

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Why we should have had a Hunterston C power station

31 July

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'A huge milestone for Britain': Renewables provided half of the UK's electricity in 2024

30 July

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Lessons from the last nuclear power plant in Scotland

30 July

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Boris Johnson adviser says nuclear power station needed

29 July

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Nuclear power drive obsesses over baseload. Do we need it?

27 July

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Nuclear power is the future Britain rejected. Now it’s time for us to think again

24 July

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UK’s £38bn Sizewell C nuclear plant secures private investment

22 July

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If one green energy plant costs £38bn, there’s no hope for net zero

21 July

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The sweet deal investors secured on Britain’s costly new nuclear plant

21 July

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Britain faces a revolutionary moment. Labour must respond

20 July

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Hinkley Point C’s soaring costs blamed on red tape

18 July

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Pro-growth Labour MPs dismayed at concession to green ‘nimbys’

15 July

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Government urged to extend grants to air con heat pumps

15 July

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Government considers expanding heat pump grant to include air conditioning

12 July

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A warmer climate requires adaptation

12 July

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Air con grants to be rolled out to homeowners – but you need a heat pump

12 July

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Heat makes us slow and stupid — Britain needs air con now!

11 July

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Hoping for nuclear to boost economy will not end well

11 July

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Meeting in Largs on future of nuclear power in Scotland

11 July

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Air con for your home could become part of £7.5k heat-pump grant

10 July

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Government abandons zonal electricity pricing

10 July

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Ed Miliband 'abandons zonal electricity pricing' plan that would have charged people in southern England more for power than Scots

10 July

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Miliband drops plans to charge homes in the South more for power

10 July

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'Clarity is not the same as resolution': Energy experts divided on zonal pricing decision

10 July

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REMA: Government rejects proposals for zonal power pricing regime

04 July

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'No-brainer': Government launches UK's first Onshore Wind Strategy

04 July

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Zonal pricing: New research claims switch could avoid need for £27bn in grid spend

04 July

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Miliband plots garden wind farm revolution

03 July

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Who needs Russian sabotage when you have the Great British planning system?

03 July

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ScotGov warned nuclear stance is costing jobs and economic growth

02 July

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Comment: the changes needed to make tram schemes a priority

29 June

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How Labour can revive UK animal spirits

28 June

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Torness ideal for small modular reactor, says Britain Remade

26 June

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Why most of Labour's new towns won't actually be new

23 June

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Industrial strategy is given positive response

23 June

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'An unambiguous, positive signal': Business groups welcome new Industrial Strategy

23 June

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Industrial Strategy: Government vows to slash energy costs for over 7,000 businesses

23 June

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Britain's industrial strategy cuts green levy to lower energy bills

20 June

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Runaway road and rail costs trigger investigation

19 June

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Rachel Reeves announces huge boost for crumbling schools, hospitals and courts

11 June

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Ed Miliband’s bet on mini nukes risks backfiring – unless he goes all in

10 June

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Huge boost for UK as £14.2 billion announced to build major nuclear plant

10 June

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Sizewell C reactions; momentous, vital, key – to condemnation and regret

10 June

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'We need new nuclear': Government confirms £14.2bn investment in Sizewell C

10 June

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Sizewell C: Govt commits £14.2bn to new nuclear power station

06 June

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Where to Go as the US Exceptionalism Trade Ends

04 June

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Allegra Stratton: Rachel Reeves Finds Herself in Zugzwang

04 June

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Bill for switching off wind farms hits £500m

02 June

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The UK doesn’t have a productivity puzzle

01 June

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Scots aren’t having our voices heard – nuclear is one such case study

30 May

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The UK urgently needs a plan for nuclear energy

26 May

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10 Ways To Revive Our Economy

26 May

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Nats chiefs told to follow Danes and back nuclear power

23 May

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Ofgem confirms seven per cent cut in energy price cap

23 May

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Is Trump Trying to Set Energy Policy in Other Countries Now?

20 May

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Blow for struggling factories as Starmer ties Britain to EU carbon tax

19 May

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Power hungry industries’ output plunged during energy crisis

19 May

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'Wake up call' warning issued to British Gas, OVO, EDF, EON, Octopus customers

19 May

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Energy bills in Great Britain could fall this summer but ‘crisis not over’

15 May

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Will Sadiq Khan finally build some houses?

15 May

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How to build tram lines quickly and cheaply

09 May

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What’s taking Britain so long to build new nuclear power plants?

07 May

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How long can Scotland’s nonsensical nuclear ban last?

04 May

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Government urged to copy France after incredible new northeast rail link success

01 May

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SNP’s ‘senseless’ nuclear ban ‘damaging Scotland’

01 May

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Scots at odds with SNP over nuclear

01 May

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Poll: Around half of SNP voters back nuclear power in energy mix

01 May

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Around half of SNP voters back nuclear power in energy mix – poll

01 May

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SNP’s nuclear hostility out of step with supporters

01 May

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Most SNP voters want party to drop nuclear power opposition, poll finds

01 May

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John Swinney is 'out of touch' as majority of SNP voters back nuclear power for Scotland

01 May

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Majority of SNP voters want John Swinney to U-turn on nuclear power opposition

30 April

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Scotland stands to lose thousands of jobs and billions of pounds over energy mistake

26 April

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Why Labour’s new towns will be full of ‘ugly’ but expensive homes

23 April

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Can Britain end its addiction to consultation?

15 April

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Projects that drive clean energy prioritised for electricity grid connections

15 April

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Axing zombie projects': Ofgem confirms plan to fast-track grid connections for clean power projects

15 April

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Grid connection for clean energy firms to be fast-tracked, ministers say

15 April

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"Ofgem backs overhaul of UK grid connections "

14 April

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Royal Mail buyer’s company earning millions from wasted wind power

11 April

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Is Britain finally going nuclear?

09 April

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The man whose road rage has cost Britain £200m

08 April

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The 14-mile Thames crossing delayed by 66 miles of paperwork

02 April

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Planning reforms to 'rewire the system' and get Britain building - all while protecting wildlife

25 March

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Labour approves £10bn project to tackle Dartford Crossing’s ‘endless gridlock’

25 March

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£10bn Lower Thames Crossing greenlit after £300m planning application that ran 250 times as long as War and Peace

25 March

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What we know about the Lower Thames Crossing, the UK's £9bn longest road tunnel

25 March

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Lower Thames Crossing plan for Kent and Essex approved - 16 years after work on road scheme started

23 March

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Abundance is the new buzzword on the US left. Now it’s coming here

19 March

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Business Chiefs attack Badenoch for droping 2050 net-zero target

18 March

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Kemi’s speech pulls negative reactions

18 March

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Kemi Badenoch attacked for 'killing growth' after axeing Tory net-zero pledge

18 March

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NIMBYs Should Get to Vote. Just Not That Often.

18 March

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'The price will be electoral oblivion': Green groups respond to Kemi Badenoch's attack on net zero targets

12 March

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Wandsworth: Ideology meets maths as City Hall rebukes Labour council

12 March

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Government Set to Unveil Planning Reform Bill to Supercharge UK Development

11 March

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Let's shake up planning... with a consultation about consultations

11 March

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Government proposes to strip three statutory consultees of their role in order to speed up planning decisions

11 March

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Labour promises ‘seismic reforms’ as it introduces major planning Bill

11 March

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Farmers will be forced to sell fields 'for less than their potential value' under Rayner's land grab

11 March

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Labour to launch ‘biggest building boom in a generation’

11 March

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Labour promises ‘seismic reforms’ as it introduces major planning Bill

11 March

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Three statutory consultees to be stripped of their role in bid to speed up planning decisions

11 March

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Planning bill curbs infrastructure legal challenges

11 March

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Angela Rayner promises ‘biggest building boom in a generation’

11 March

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Infrastructure bill generally well received

10 March

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Energy discounts for people living by pylons will be paid for by other customers

10 March

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Labour promises ‘seismic reforms’ as it introduces major planning Bill

10 March

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Powers of statutory consultees to be reduced under new planning reforms

10 March

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Labour promises ‘seismic reforms’ as it introduces major planning Bill

10 March

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Government to unveil 'seismic' planning reform bill 'to get Britain building'

10 March

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Labour’s move to shake up planning rules with yet another consultation

10 March

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Planning reforms to reduce power of statutory consultees

10 March

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Consultations for building set to be scrapped under proposed changes

04 March

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UK pays £180,000 per hour to shut-down wind farms

04 March

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Lack of grid capacity pushes ‘wasted wind’ costs to £250m

03 March

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Britain pays almost £180,000 an hour to switch off wind farms

03 March

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Britain paying £180,000 an hour to switch off wind farms

27 February

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Building the Transport to the Future

08 February

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Welsh see off nuclear power plant over fears it could impact the Welsh language

06 February

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Nuclear power plant ‘blocked after concerns for Welsh language’

06 February

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Why Lower Thames Crossing is taking so long … 36 years and counting

06 February

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What are Starmer's plans for 'mini' nuclear power plants?

06 February

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Congested Cork could learn some valuable lessons from Madrid

06 February

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New nuclear…new rules?

06 February

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Restrictive planning rules ripped up for small nuclear reactors

05 February

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Overhaul of planning barriers to nuclear power, Starmer announces

31 January

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A campaign group is calling for up to 75,000 homes to be built in York, which it says should make the city large enough to support the return of trams.

31 January

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Britain Remade calls for 75,000 homes in York and Poppleton

30 January

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Potential new towns in Yorkshire identified to help Labour hit 1.5 million housing target

30 January

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Former government advisor calls for Sport England to be stripped of its status as a statutory consultee in the planning system

30 January

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Britain all Reeved up

29 January

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Reeves said nothing new. But at least, unlike Badenoch, she has something to say.

29 January

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Heathrow runway, UK silicon valley, homegrown solar – Reeves plan for growth

29 January

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Roll On, Britain's War on NIMBY Time-Wasters

29 January

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All the huge projects set to be built in Britain - see if your area is on the list

29 January

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Reeves’s growth plans ‘exactly what economy needs’ say UK business groups – as it happened

29 January

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From 'decisive action' to 'dangerously short-sighted': Green economy reacts to Chancellor's dash for growth

29 January

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New vision for York proposes up to 75K new homes and the return of trams

29 January

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Rachel Reeves’s plan for Heathrow to ‘turbocharge’ economy struggles to take off

29 January

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Why Britain can’t build anything

29 January

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Labour to revamp environmental impact assessments in latest planning reform push

28 January

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Will Sir Keir Starmer win his battle against Nimbys to deliver the growth Britain needs?

26 January

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How Britain can seize the next decade

26 January

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Rachel Reeves to reveal lots of new homes will be built in one exact place in UK towns

26 January

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Reeves thinks big on planning and growth with housebuilding project

24 January

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Four locations for new towns across Yorkshire identified to help Labour hit housing target

23 January

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Starmer declares war on Nimby mob

23 January

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'Taking the brakes off Britain': Government moves to streamline Judicial Review process

22 January

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Environmental bodies to be stripped of powers to delay building

14 January

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Keir Starmer set to break election pledges as infrastructure projects are delayed

13 January

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AI Opportunities Action Plan: Government launches AI Energy Council

12 December

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UK Pushes Ahead With Planning Reform to Meet Housebuilding Goals

12 December

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National Trust joins criticism of Angela Rayner’s green belt reforms

11 December

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England’s new towns must be walkable and green, say campaigners

30 October

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Government pulls plug on plans to dual 13 miles of the A1 in Northumberland

18 October

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How to get Britain building again

17 October

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Let’s be honest… feel-good campaigns are ruining Britain

15 October

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Planning approvals halved in government’s first 100 days

14 October

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Can Labour's Industrial Strategy unlock a green investment boom?

14 October

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Starmer pledges to cut offshore wind red tape

14 October

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Labour ministers delay 40 per cent of infrastructure projects

14 October

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Investment Summit: Labour promises deregulation drive to unlock clean energy boom

14 October

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Investment Summit: Industrial strategy is ‘not picking winners’, Starmer insists

14 October

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Starmer's investment summit is a success, but can't resolve the unanswered questions

04 October

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‘A year on from HS2’s cancellation, what should Labour learn to Get Britain Building?’

29 September

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Even Ryan Reynolds Couldn't Fight Britain's Blob

29 September

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7 years and £800m later, will a Thames tunnel save Dartford Crossing?

24 September

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David Willetts: Reeves talks a good game on growth, but Labour shows not the will to achieve it

20 September

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South Korea's Nuclear Plant Costs Under Scrutiny: Officials Rebuff Dumping Claims

18 September

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Keir Starmer channels his inner Boris Johnson

17 September

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Ed Miliband brands renewable energy transition a ‘national security fight’ against nimbys

15 September

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Disasters don’t strike suddenly – they invariably gestate over many decades

14 September

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Engineering bodies abolished after overseeing debacles like HS2

03 September

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'This is good news for consumers': The green economy reacts to record renewables auction

01 September

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'I'm an expert - this one measure is vital for new £9bn UK crossing to actually get built'

22 August

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More low traffic zones will only add to congestion

22 August

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Campaigners kick-off Leeds tram initiative with public meeting

22 August

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Calls to reintroduce trams to serve communities

15 August

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Rural councils compelled to approve more wind and solar farms under new planning rules

09 August

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Danger! Labour want all our new homes to be ugly

08 August

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Ashfield housing targets to be hiked up by the Government

04 August

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Oxford: Labour targets for hundreds of more homes a year

02 August

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Housing target for Bedford cut by almost 100 new homes a year

02 August

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Analysis: Government might still miss 2030 offshore wind targets

31 July

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CfD budget increased by over 50%: industry reacts

30 July

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A lower target won’t fix London’s housing shortage

30 July

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Helen Chandler-Wilde: How to Build 1.5 Million Homes

30 July

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Labour Fleshes Out Planning Changes in Bid to Build More Homes

30 July

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Angela Rayner planning overhaul gets range of reviews in London

30 July

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New UK government sets higher housebuilding targets in planning overhaul

30 July

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Don't choke growth by scrapping major transport projects, businesses warn Reeves

29 July

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'Budget black hole': Chancellor to slash winter fuel payments and seek £3.2bn in departmental savings

29 July

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Full list of everything Rachel Reeves is scrapping in bid to save £22 billion

29 July

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Rachel Reeves may leave the economy in a worse state

25 July

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Have your say on plans for the city to get a modern tram line

17 July

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King’s Speech confirms creation of GB Energy

17 July

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King's Speech: Government responds to 'the urgency of the global climate challenge' with wave of new green bills

17 July

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'A world away from what was put forward last year': The green economy reacts to the King's Speech

17 July

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‘Is that it?’ UK Labour’s cautious entry to government

17 July

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Sam Richards: Conservatives must resist the knee-jerk temptation to oppose Labour’s planning reforms

16 July

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Labour approve 2,500 acre Sunnica solar farm on Cambridgeshire/Suffolk border

15 July

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Three solar mega-farms win Labour energy secretary Miliband’s approval

15 July

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'Timely decision making': Government green lights 1.3GW of new solar farms

12 July

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Government approves three new solar farms that could power 400,000 homes

10 July

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Britain’s Labour government has declared war on NIMBYs

09 July

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Labour lifts Tories’ ‘absurd’ ban on onshore windfarms

08 July

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Reeves lifts de facto onshore wind ban

08 July

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Labour government lifts 'de facto' ban on new onshore wind farms

08 July

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Ed Miliband appointed energy minister in ‘message of intent’ from Labour government

08 July

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Labour lifts ‘absurd’ English onshore wind ban

08 July

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Rachel Reeves scraps ‘absurd’ Tory onshore windfarm ban

08 July

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LABOUR ENDS BAN ON ONSHORE WINDFARMS IN THE UK

08 July

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Lifting onshore wind ban ‘exactly what industry needs’, investors say

07 July

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Can Britain get building? These planning problems stand in Labour’s way

05 July

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Ed Miliband appointed as UK Energy Secretary

05 July

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Is Labour ready to get Britain building again?

21 June

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UK nuclear power plants rollout may be hit by planning consent

18 June

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Build, Baby, Build: London doesn’t have to be so expensive

06 June

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Let’s get Britain building again

05 June

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Sir Keir Starmer more trusted than Rishi Sunak to build future infrastructure, poll reveals

04 June

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Politico London Playbook: Keir The Builder

31 May

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Renewables chiefs welcome Labour’s plans for Great British Energy

31 May

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Starmer to launch Great British Energy

31 May

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Labour's Sir Keir Starmer vows to kick off clean energy plans 'within months' if party wins general election

31 May

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Four big questions Labour still needs to answer about Great British Energy

24 May

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Ofgem trims price cap sparking fresh calls for bolder action to tackle fuel poverty

24 May

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'GB Energy could support emerging technologies'

24 May

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Ofgem drops retail price cap by 7% until September: not enough, say campaigners

23 May

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Labour plans to merge NIC and IPA into ‘powerful’ new infrastructure delivery body

22 May

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Government eyes Anglesey as site for 3.2GW nuke plant

22 May

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Labour’s new towns plan is not the answer to the housing crisis

18 May

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Could the Koreans save Anglesey’s nuclear power project?

16 May

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'The window is closing': Is the UK's net zero infrastructure plan faltering?

16 May

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Time running out to build the infrastructure the country needs, government advisors warn

14 May

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When fish can delay a nuclear power station, our animal obsession has gone too far

13 May

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Cameron Smith: To win back the capital, we need a London Conservative Party

06 May

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Change our attitude to risk and the rewards will follow

03 May

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Why Britain is building the world’s most expensive nuclear plant

03 May

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Tavistock to Plymouth railway reopening 'could be built in five months'

03 May

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Campaigners rally for Tavistock rail link

03 May

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UK planning system hinders leveraging private finance for transport projects, experts agree

02 May

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Experts back devolution of planning permission laws

30 April

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Push to speed up delivery of Tavistock and Plymouth rail link

26 April

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Push to speed up delivery of Tavistock rail link

26 April

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Rallying cry to support Tavistock railway link

23 April

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Radical plans to boost housebuilding

19 April

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Answer to Britain’s housing crisis? Labour announces plan to build on ‘grey belt’ land

04 April

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Government urged to go at full steam on Tavistock rail plan

28 March

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Sam Richards: Slash the red tape stopping ministers from decarbonising the grid and growing our economy

25 March

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'Take back control': Labour and Tories trade blows over UK clean energy plans

25 March

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Keir Starmer: Tory criticism of Great British Energy offshore plans is ‘unpatriotic’

25 March

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UK's Labour talks up floating wind in energy security pledge

20 March

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The incredible £60bn UK mega-project being held back by '13 years of red tape'

19 March

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National Grid's £58bn net zero power system blueprint: Five key takeaways

19 March

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ESO’s £58 Billion price tag to add 86GW to Grid

09 March

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Public supports 'greater and greener' development, poll reveals

06 March

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Budget ’24: £118 million for Canary Wharf but little for housebuilding

06 March

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Think-tank responses to the Budget

05 March

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London is crying out for more homes –here’s how the next mayor can build them

27 February

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Labour's 1.5million new homes bonanza would boost Britain's economy by up to £23billion

26 February

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Britain’s gummed-up planning system

26 February

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Sam Richards: London’s housing shortage is not inevitable. Here is a plan for 900,000 new homes.

23 February

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'Clean heat discount': Government urged to scrap levies on electric heating

23 February

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Britain Remade publishes roadmap to deliver 900,000 energy efficient homes in London

22 February

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Why Britain Is Struggling With Nuclear Power

19 February

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To reach net zero, we have to let Britain build roads

19 February

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Michael Gove’s convenient conversion won’t be enough

23 November

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Time for Britain to become a nation of builders once more

23 November

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Will Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement really cut planning “red tape”?

22 November

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Think-tank responses to the Autumn Statement

21 November

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Does Labour understand growth?

21 November

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Autumn Statement: Why the Chancellor should go big on clean tech

18 November

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Jeremy Hunt pledges £4.5bn boost for manufacturing in net zero push

18 November

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Jeremy Hunt needs to give Britain an adrenaline boost and here is how, says Sam Richards

15 November

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UK to 'increase offshore CfD strike price cap'

15 November

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UK to raise offshore wind prices amid auction failure

14 November

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End Britain’s ‘Black Friday’ tax policy and make full expensing permanent

13 November

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Entrenching failure – how absurd digging rules are holding back a solar revolution

11 November

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Onshore wind projects in England stall as no new applications are received

09 November

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King’s Speech unpacked

08 November

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Labour focus on school absences in King's Speech response

07 November

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UK government eyes 'record renewables investment'

07 November

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North Sea oil and gas: what does the new licensing scheme mean?

07 November

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The King’s speech 2023: new North Sea licenses confirmed

02 November

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Petition launched calling for the third Menai crossing to be built

01 November

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Petition launched calling for a third Menai crossing to be built

01 November

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Petition calling for construction of third Menai crossing launched

01 November

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Undersea Cable Projects to Transmit Renewable Energy Move Forward

01 November

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Petition launched calling for the third Menai crossing to be built

29 October

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From HS2 to Wembley, why can’t Britain build on budget?

19 October

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Second National Infrastructure Assessment rules out hydrogen for heating

19 October

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Greening the grid

09 October

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Bank of England’s ex-chief criticised for gushing over Reeves’s ‘fairytale’ economic plans

09 October

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Economist Says Labour Is Walking A Fiscal "Tightrope" With Economic Offering

09 October

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Labour plans major UK grid upgrade

09 October

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SOON-TO-BE WORLD’S LARGEST JOINT-VENTURE OFFSHORE WIND FARM NOW POWERING MILLIONS OF HOMES: ‘OUR TEAMS ARE MAKING A REAL CONTRIBUTION’

06 October

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How to avoid repeating the mistakes of the HS2 fiasco

04 October

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HS2: a runaway train

04 October

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Why high-speed rail projects like HS2 cost 10 times more in Britain than France

04 October

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HS2 the final nail in the coffin?

04 October

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MPs’ appetite for new nuclear

04 October

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HS2 was doomed at the design stage. Its failure is a national embarrassment

04 October

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What Shortening the HS2 Rail Project Means for the UK Economy

04 October

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HS2 is a monument to Britain’s ruinous paralysis

04 October

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Rishi Sunak is wrong to amputate Britain’s high-speed rail line

04 October

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Cut to UK high-speed rail risks leaving economy in slow lane

03 October

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Xlinks’ Morocco-UK Power Project recognised as an NSIP

03 October

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Depressed and branded ‘zealots’: Tory conference attacks on net zero alarm green-leaning MPs

03 October

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How Britain’s Dream of More High-Speed Rail Came Off the Track

30 September

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Plans announced to power British homes with green energy produced in Morocco - expected to supply 7million homes by 2030

29 September

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UK boosts $25bn plan to pipe Saharan green power 4,000km to England

28 September

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HS2: the great British train robbery

26 September

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Britain is uniquely bad at building infrastructure. It’s costing us billions

24 September

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Whether it’s 2030 or 2035, if we don’t have enough electricity we’ll never get to net zero

23 September

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UK's Colossal HS2 Project In Danger Of Going Off The Rails

22 September

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Cross-party group steps up campaign for third Menai crossing

21 September

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Sam Richards: Sunak’s Net Zero speech. It disappointed investors and demoralised allies. Nonetheless, his plan may work.

20 September

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Senior Tories express unease over Sunak’s intention to roll back climate policies

20 September

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Dithering and indecision: the British infrastructure curse

14 September

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Encouraging population decline is pure defeatism

13 September

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'Bonkers' new rules put the UK's booming offshore wind sector at risk, warns Sam Richards

11 September

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UK Offshore Wind Industry faces setback as developers shun latest auction

09 September

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The offshore wind fiasco takes government self-harm to new heights

09 September

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MetroLink on track to be one of the most expensive underground rail projects in the world

08 September

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‘There has been a cock-up’: no offshore wind in latest UK auction

08 September

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The British Ministry of Energy acknowledged the failure of the last tender for the construction of offshore wind facilities

08 September

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WIND POWER: FAILURE OF LONDON'S LATEST CALL FOR TENDERS TO BUILD OFFSHORE FIELDS

08 September

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What are CfDs – and why haven’t offshore wind developers won any?

08 September

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No offshore wind granted funding as CfD AR5 limps to just 3.7GW capacity

08 September

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'Complacency and incompetence': Government slammed as clean energy auction results in no new offshore wind farms

08 September

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Britain’s eco humiliation as not a single company bids for offshore wind contracts

08 September

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‘Biggest clean energy disaster in years’: UK auction secures no offshore windfarms

08 September

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Latest UK renewables auction fails to attract offshore wind bids

08 September

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No offshore wind CfDs awarded in blow to government ambitions

08 September

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‘Biggest clean energy disaster in years’: British auction secures no offshore windfarms

08 September

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UK clean energy auction fails to secure offshore wind bids as government accused of ‘complacency and incompetence’

08 September

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No offshore wind in latest UK green energy auction

07 September

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Industry doubts new planning measures for England effectively lift de facto ban on onshore wind

07 September

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Offshore wind expecting to lose out in auction for UK financial help

06 September

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Industry ‘sceptical’ on new measures for onshore wind

05 September

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De facto ban lifted on building onshore windfarms in England

05 September

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Rishi Sunak rips up onshore wind ban ‘immediately’ to quell Tory rebellion

05 September

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Frustration expressed as decision on dualling of the A1 in Northumberland delayed again

05 September

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Government confirms moves to ease planning restrictions for new onshore wind farms

05 September

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Wind and solar power win public backing

04 September

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Reports: Government to lift onshore wind 'ban', but developers fear key barriers could remain in place

03 September

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In the age of the individual, Sunak should learn from all-conquering Taylor Swift

01 September

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Sam Dumitriu: From road tunnels to railways, Britain has to slash the cost of getting things built

01 September

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Is Britain’s infrastructure failing?

30 August

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Being the nation that the Kremlin thinks we are

29 August

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UK scraps EU water pollution rules to build 100,000 homes

27 August

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Cost caps for spurious legal challenges to building cost Britain dear. Ministers must raise them.

25 August

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Building transport in Britain doesn’t have to be this hard

25 August

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Red tape and nimbyism blamed as vital projects 'cost 850% more in UK than EU'

25 August

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The Nimby tax on Britain and America

25 August

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Britain paying up to eight times more than EU for road and rail projects, research finds

22 August

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Britain Remade launches campaign urging Transport Secretary to approve dualling of A1 in Northumberland

07 August

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There’s little hope for Net Zero without a radical revamp of the National Grid

04 August

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Britain's outdated electricity grid is holding the country back, warns Sam Richards

30 July

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There’s a new group that is putting economic growth at the centre of Welsh democracy

28 July

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Pro-growth group launches campaign for a third Menai crossing

28 July

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Campaign launched calling for third Menai Strait crossing

27 July

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UK govt begins consultation on NSIP reforms

26 July

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UK consulting on speeding up NSIP permitting process

23 July

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Green campaigners fear UK policy backlash after ULEZ keeps Uxbridge Tory

21 July

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People in Wales ‘oppose the scrapping of road schemes’, says new poll

18 July

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Tory MPs urged to force through onshore wind changes

18 July

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How to make EVs work in Britain

18 July

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Wales polling in Politico energy newsletter

13 July

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Hornsea Project Four offshore wind farm gets government green light

13 July

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Shapps green lights 2.6GW Hornsea Four windfarm

12 July

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Hornsea Four offshore windfarm given green light after five-month delay

10 July

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Sky-high bills are not inevitable and our energy bosses shouldn’t buy into this myth

05 July

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Wales’ roads policy is all pain and no gain – for the economy or the environment

03 July

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Pressure on Sunak to lift wind farm ban

03 July

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Home energy bills likely to remain high, says British Gas owner

03 July

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Ofgem: Consumers still facing ‘one of the most difficult periods in history’

03 July

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Eco-mob shoots itself in foot as data suggests plot to ban all new roads will backfire

28 June

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The CCC's report is clear: We need to remove planning barriers to let Britain build

21 June

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'On the right path': The green economy reacts to Labour's 'Clean Energy Powerhouse' pitch

19 June

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Sam Richards on Sky News responding to Keir Starmer's energy speech

19 June

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Keir Starmer to ‘throw everything’ at plan to get UK to net zero

19 June

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Labour launches ‘national mission on clean energy’

19 May

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Scots back nuclear power to help meet net zero targets

18 May

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Out of touch SNP underestimate the power of nuclear

18 May

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SNP must rethink nuclear stance to keep the lights on

17 May

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HS2 is running off the rails

27 April

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A bitter Pill: Britain has been accepting decline for far too long

25 April

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Shapps unveils Anglo-Dutch interconnector at North Sea energy summit

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18 April

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Britain Remade responds to Government’s energy security plan

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18 April

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FORMER BORIS SPAD LAUNCHES NEW PRO-GROWTH CAMPAIGN OUTFIT

17 April

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'Britain Remade': New campaign launched to accelerate UK green growth

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17 April

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Drop onshore wind ban, says former Number 10 special advisor

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17 April

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Ministers taking 'big gamble' over Rough gas facility, government advisor warns

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17 April

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New infrastructure to be fast-tracked from September, Government announces

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17 April

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Ditch onshore wind ban to allow families money off bills, Government urged

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17 April

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Rebuild the economy while focusing on energy security as a key priority - The Yorkshire Post says

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17 April

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Hunt faces calls to 'look to the future' and drop 'factory tax'

17 April

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UK seeks to lure investors with budget boosts for nuclear, AI and medicine

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17 April

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Miliband backs campaign calling for environmental assessment to be scrapped

05 April

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If we want energy security, politicians must back the builders – not the blockers

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30 March

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The government’s new Net Zero Strategy has fallen horribly short

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28 March

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New report sets out GB energy security roadmap

27 March

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Miliband fears ‘boulevard of broken dreams’ from Government’s ‘Green Day’ plans

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27 March

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Slash red tape to wean UK off imported power and cut energy bills, report says

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27 March

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Miliband fears ‘boulevard of broken dreams’ from Government’s ‘Green Day’ plans

27 March

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27 March

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Miliband fears ‘boulevard of broken dreams’ from Government’s ‘Green Day’ plans

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27 March

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Boris Johnson’s climate adviser backs Labour’s energy security strategy

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17 March

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Cost-of-living crisis: what should politicians be doing about rising energy bills?

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16 March

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Sharing the windfall – how to make green energy work for the UK

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16 March

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Britain’s booming offshore wind sector is in peril if the Government doesn’t change tack

15 March

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Full expensing helps but ‘needs to be permanent’

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14 March

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Get it built!

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14 March

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UK Budget: why the economy has grown so slowly

13 March

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Sunak to focus on carbon capture and mini-nuclear reactors in energy policy

10 March

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Britain Remade message to Jeremy Hunt on factory tax

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02 March

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The slow death of Europe

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27 February

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Can an unlikely Conservative coalition break the planning impasse?

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24 February

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Building back faster

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12 February

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Biden’s eco tax breaks have left Britain green with envy

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09 February

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Britain Remade calls on North East to boost onshore wind

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26 January

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We might not beat China, but it shouldn’t take 13 years to develop offshore wind farms

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23 January

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Politicians must take the blame for the failure of the deregulation agenda

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20 January

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New poll shows 85% of the North East supports onshore wind

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13 January

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The last thing Britain needs is a Trussite think tank

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31 December

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Inside the race to put economic growth back at the heart of British politics after Liz Truss disaster

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22 December

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UK business needs to brace itself for much higher taxes

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08 December

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Britain’s clean energy transition: Looking ahead to 2023

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08 December

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63,000 reasons we struggle to build anything

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06 December

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How going green can help the UK get back in the black

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01 December

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Labour’s target of net zero by 2030 is impossible without planning reform

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29 November

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The planning system is holding growth back – and must be made to let go

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26 November

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Why Britain can’t build infrastructure

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22 November

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Sunak criticised for lack of clarity on planning and immigration to help businesses

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21 November

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London Playbook: Chequers 2.0 — Hunted down — Cop stop

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20 November

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Majority of British public at odds with Rishi Sunak over planning rules for green energy projects, poll shows