Burnham’s Britain.
How Andy Burnham’s arrival in Downing Street signals a shift towards a consumer-first approach to energy and water.
While wholesale nationalisation is unlikely to return to the political agenda, Burnham’s career has been defined by a belief that the state should play a stronger role in protecting consumers in what he’s dubbed “greater control over life’s essentials”.
The rules have changed – but meaningful engagement remains essential.
What’s next now the rules for consultation and engagement for nationally significant infrastructure projects have changed.
The missing generation.
Why young people are largely absent from consultations, and how developers must redesign engagement to reach them.
Greater Manchester mayoral by-election.
What each candidate could mean for infrastructure, energy and net zero across the region.
Is hydrogen becoming more than just hot air?
Why the UK debate is shifting from what hydrogen is, to how we build the infrastructure to use it and why policy delays are stalling investment.
Who decides what matters? The journalists shaping Britain’s energy debate.
What’s next now the rules for consultation and engagement for nationally significant infrastructure projects have changed.