All Agenda 15 articles – Page 3

  • Robin Nicholson
    Comment

    How can we decide where to invest?

    2014-02-03T07:05:00Z

    Major national decisions such as backing the injection of £43bn into HS2 seem to be made ad hoc

  • Sarah Richardson
    Comment

    Will Labour listen?

    2014-01-31T00:00:00Z

    With election nearing, how much can we learn about a future Labour government’s policies towards housebuilding?

  • Peter Hibberd
    Comment

    Construction 2025: Looking for a roadmap

    2014-01-28T08:40:00Z

    Construction 2025 reminds us of the direction of travel but what’s needed now is a clear plan on how the industry can get to where it needs to be

  • Sarah Richardson
    Comment

    Doing the robot

    2014-01-24T06:00:00Z

    For an industry still, largely, employing the same methods of construction as it did five decades ago, advances in technology represent an opportunity to explore more efficient ways of working

  • Mark Reynolds
    Features

    Dear next prime minster …

    2014-01-24T06:00:00Z

    Agenda 15 is ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø’s campaign to influence the next government by telling politicians what construction needs to be able to thrive. To get you thinking, we’ve asked four senior figures in the sector what single policy change they would most like to see adopted by the next government

  • Steve Douglas
    Comment

    Is it time to regulate all housing provision?

    2014-01-22T08:06:00Z

    Radical solutions are needed if the basic right of a roof over your head is to be made affordable again

  • Industry is working to ensure Green Deal qualifi cations and accreditation procedures are in place to protect consumers
    News

    Industry calls for Green Deal loan guarantees

    2014-01-21T06:00:00Z

    UK Green ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø Council report calls for government to underwrite Green Deal loans in bid to bring down interest rate and drive take up

  • Sarah Richardson
    Comment

    Politicians need to take green drive up a gear

    2014-01-17T06:00:00Z

    How much will the EU’s new targets for reducing carbon emissions fuel energy efficiency work in the near term?

  • Green Deal
    News

    Labour plans to boost retrofit with Green Deal guarantee

    2014-01-17T06:00:00Z

    Shadow energy minister reveals strategy to drive take-up of beleaguered energy efficiency scheme

  • Richard Threlfall
    Comment

    Let's politics-proof infrastructure

    2014-01-15T08:24:00Z

    Sir John Armitt’s recent report suggests we need a long-term infrastructure programme that exists beyond the whims of changing governments. ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø’s Agenda 15 initiative could give the industry a chance to make this a reality

  • Agenda 15
    Features

    ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø's Agenda 15 campaign

    2014-01-10T08:45:00Z

    The UK goes to the polls on 7 May 2015, but political parties will be forming their policies from now. So it is the time for the construction industry to tell the politicians what it needs to be able to thrive

  • Sarah Richardson
    Comment

    Agenda 15: Time to build our future

    2014-01-10T06:06:00Z

    ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø’s new initiative, aimed at influencing the main political parties’ policies for the sector, kicks off with one of the biggest industry consultations ever undertaken.

  • john armitt
    Features

    John Armitt: ‘Blackouts would be the best possible thing that could happen’

    2014-01-10T06:00:00Z

    John Armitt says the UK is ‘close to crisis’ on the development of major infrastructure. So no wonder he thinks something radical is called for - and taking party politics out of big infrastructure decisions is just the start.

  • Peter Hansford
    Comment

    2014: The bigger picture

    2014-01-10T06:00:00Z

    We saw construction beginning to pick up in 2013 and a few pieces of the construction strategy jigsaw fall into place. This year the onus will be on the industry to lead change that will deliver better value, faster

  • Agenda 15
    Archive Titles

    From January ...

    2013-12-02T11:26:00Z

    … ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø will be running Agenda 15, a large-scale editorial campaign that will run until the next general election in 2015