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Listen to our panel of experts discuss the chancellor’s planned cuts and the possible impact on construction
Ahead of the Comphrensive Spending Review we spoke to our panel of construction economists to find out their predictions.
The debate is between (left to right): Noble Francis from the Construction Products Association, Experian’s James Hastings, EC Harris’ Graham Kean and Simon Rawlinson,and Brickonomics blogger and economist commentator Brian Green.
Department gets off relatively lightly with spend reduced to £7.5bn by 2014-15
The energy department confirms pilot scheme and promises renewable heat incentive
Here we show government spending by department, including capital funding, and where it’s expected they’ll be forced to make savings
It is not good for anyone that some of the sector’s most high-profile projects are bid by just two firms, writes Dave Rogers
Bold leadership, greater diversity, a circular approach and a focus on cracking the housing crisis are on my wishlist for 2025, writes Ellie Jenkins of Akerlof
There is much to like in the updated planning guidance but ministers should demand that new housing targets are delivered sooner rather than later, writes Paul Smith
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