Policy News – Page 63
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NewsEmergency Budget 2015: As it happened
All the news as it breaks from the chancellor’s post-election emergency Budget
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NewsSubsidy cut 'puts £6.4bn of wind farms at risk'
Barbour ABI warns hundreds of wind farm schemes could be in jeapordy after government decision to close the Renewables Obligation early
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News'Make energy efficiency a national priority', urge business leaders
Influential Aldersgate Group publishes business plan for UK green economy
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NewsBudget to exempt thousands from inheritance tax
Cameron and Osborne also use letter to the Times to signal housing benefit will be cut
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NewsIndustry leaders urge Osborne to fight EU ruling on green goods VAT
Green firms call on Chancellor to fight recent EU ruling and make statement in Wednesday’s budget
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NewsHighways England primes £600m for North-east's roads
Highway chiefs announce investment on major road schemes as part of overall £11bn five-year plan
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NewsFarrell insists Gatwick is 'only deliverable' option
Foster and Farrell go head to head on Davies Commission
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NewsBoris blasts Davies' Heathrow backing
Mayor of London says Heathrow expansion is ‘not the answer’ as cabinet row brews
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NewsCameron: Government response to Davies by 'end of the year'
David Cameron responds to the Davies Commission recommendation that a third runway be built at Heathrow
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NewsFears Network Rail projects could be scrapped in cost cuts
Industry voices concern over review ordered by Department for Transport
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NewsCrossrail 2 set for Budget funding boost
Chancellor expected to announce more than £100m of funding to work up plans
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NewsGovernment 'lacking long term climate change policies'
Committee on Climate Change publishes critical report on UK policies and urges more action to green buildings and infrastructure
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NewsFarrell unveils new Gatwick images as campaign ramps up
Airports Commission’s recommendation due this summer
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NewsNew London housing zones announced
New housing zones in four London boroughs will provide 12,000 homes
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NewsNetwork Rail to wield axe on £38bn spending plan
Department for Transport orders review of Network Rail projects and replaces infrastructure client’s chairman
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NewsFirms eye £6bn Houses of Parliament job
Mace, Bechtel and Arup among firms considering bids for Palace of Westminster restoration work
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NewsNAO slams government's 100,000 homes claim
Investigation finds that target for building on public land only measured ‘expected homes’ and not actual units built
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NewsParliament repair could cost £6bn
Independent report says vital repairs could take as much as 32 years to complete
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NewsIndustry slams early end to wind farm subsidies
Government announces onshore wind farm subsidies to end a year early in 2016