Kwarteng’s growth plans: what does it all mean for infrastructure projects?

By Daniel Gayne2022-10-12T06:00:00

When the chancellor announced his plans for growth there was much to welcome, but any positives are now almost entirely obscured

Given the chaotic few weeks that have followed Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-Budget, you would be forgiven for having forgotten that the chancellor’s growth plan included a major commitment to accelerating the consent process for nationally important infrastructure – alongside a list of 138 priority projects.

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