Significant, welcome, sensibly cautious but most definitely promising … the experts’ verdict on the infrastructure strategy

Funding the Future index

We asked members of Building’s Funding the Future advisory panel to reflect on the government’s 10-year infrastructure strategy unveiled this month and share their views on its significance and potential as a means for unlocking the finance to get Britain building

It is widely acknowledged that critical national infrastructure has been underfunded and under-invested in for quite some time. The infrastructure strategy positions private finance as a pillar in delivering the UK’s ambitions, but not a panacea to unlocking it on a huge scale. It takes a measured and discerning approach.

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