All Government policy articles – Page 67
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FeaturesCan Corbynomics get Britain building?
As the major influence on Jeremy Corbyn’s economic policy, Richard Murphy has had a lot to talk about over the last few months. But what might the much-trailed people’s QE mean for the construction industry?
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FeaturesNot plane sailing
Labour conference showed the party is currently split into three significant factions
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CommentOnline poll: Corbynomics
Would Jeremy Corbyn’s economic policies benefit the construction industry? Vote here
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NewsBoris Johnson leads Tory charge against Heathrow
Mayor of London tells Cameron to ignore Davies report as former transport minister brands it ‘illogical’
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News'Challenge housing associations not building', says housing minister
Brandon Lewis demands more from housing associations at Conservative party fringe event chaired by Building
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NewsTories to prop up business rates reform losers
Northern Powerhouse minister James Wharton tells fringe event Conservatives will support councils that lose out
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NewsTory MPs slam their own party's further education policy
Backbench Conservative MPs tell fringe event that policy to consolidate further education colleges will hinder recruitment of construction workers
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NewsHousing minister promises Section 106 reform
Brandon Lewis says “farce” of lengthy negotiations must end
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NewsOsborne: "We are the builders"
Chancellor lays out wide-ranging infrastructure and devolution package in Tory conference keynote
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NewsHousing associations overwhelmingly back Right to Buy deal
NHF says 86% of its members have supported controversial policy
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NewsOsborne lures Adonis to chair new infrastructure body
Chancellor George Osborne will launch new infrastructure commission at Conservative party conference today
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NewsSheffield seals devolution deal
South Yorkshire has agreed a devolution deal with the Treasury that will see it take control of transport and planning in the region
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CommentOnline poll: Hinkley Point C
Will Hinkley Point C nuclear power station ever be built? Vote here
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FeaturesNuclear haste
The Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant is edging closer to reality, with backing from China. But the nearer it gets to going ahead, the greater the opposition gathering against it. Can the industry finally start believing it will happen?
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CommentThe nuclear option
Senior party representatives seemed determined not to get engaged in too many policy specifics which might frighten the horses
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Features1 million homes: Hitting the mark
Housing minister Brandon Lewis has publicly stated that he wants to see over one million homes built in the next five years. But can the sector meet this challenge?
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NewsLabour calls on regulators to halt Right to Buy extension
Labour’s shadow housing minister calls on regulators to investigate government proposal to extend Right to Buy to housing associations
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NewsKhan: Mayoral contest will be 'referendum on London’s housing crisis'
Labour’s London mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan vows to fight extension of Right to Buy
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NewsLabour denounces Tory handling of Hinkley
Shadow energy secretary Lisa Nandy accuses government of putting the UK’s security at risk
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NewsCorbyn pledges 'a decent home for everybody'
Corbyn says housing is Labour’s “top priority policy” in first conference speech as leader