JUICE - the Joined-Up Infrastructure Conference & Exhibition Does the UK’s ongoing torrid political landscape spell trouble for the future of EV growth and much-needed infrastructure projects? Transport & Roads
135,000 children in Britain to be homeless at Christmas 135,000 children in Britain to be homeless at Christmas At least 135,000 children will be homeless and living in temporary accommodation across Britain on Christmas day.
Climate launched to top of the urban political agenda Climate launched to top of the urban political agenda Urban council leaders and elected mayors now rank the climate emergency among the most important issues British cities face.
14 million voters in ‘one party fiefdoms’ 14 million voters in ‘one party fiefdoms’ New research has found that nearly 14 million voters are in seats that have not changed party hands since the Second World War.
Tactical voting like for quarter of Welsh voters Tactical voting like for quarter of Welsh voters Hundreds of thousands of Welsh voters are set to ‘hold their nose’ and vote tactically in the General Election on 12 December.
Cities, houses and greenbelt-related problems What is the relationship between housing and cities? Ahead of the General Election, Andrew Carter explores the policies and problems Housing
UK planning systems neglecting rights of children UK planning systems neglecting rights of children Planning systems in the UK are failing to consider the rights and needs of children, leading to detrimental effects on their well-being.
Labour pledges to boost cycling and walking Labour pledges to boost cycling and walking A successful Labour Party in this month’s General Election will make England one of the most cycling and walking friendly places in the world.
Tories highlight opportunity to strengthen our border security Tories highlight opportunity to strengthen our border security The Conservatives are publishing plans to improve the UK's border security after Brexit that will include automated exit and entrance checks.
