What we’re learning building for a common cause

By Roger Pulham2020-04-28T05:00:00

The private and public sectors have united in our hour of need

Creating healthcare capacity throughout the UK has led to some amazingly fast and innovative solutions equalling anything China did at the outset of the pandemic.

Irrespective of being past competitors, we are all fighting for a common cause, and there’s been a noticeable removal of traditional boundaries between public and private sector operators in an effort to deliver healthcare facilities quickly, and to keep the economy going with the construction of other essential developments.

In the fight for a common cause, there is a noticeable removal of the traditional boundaries between public and private sector operators in an effort to deliver healthcare facilities quickly

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