Stop chopping and changing on infrastructure, Armitt tells government

By Jonathan Owen2019-06-05T05:00:00

Call comes just a day after huge M4 improvements job in south Wales was pulled

The man in charge of the National Infrastructure Commission has said his top priority is that he is listened to rather than given statutory powers.

Sir John Armitt, who chairs the NIC, said that “ideally” the NIC would be a statutory body but credibility and being listened to are more important.

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