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The upcoming Budget and Spending Review can give an indication of how the UK government intends to deliver the ‘Green Industrial Revolution’ - and how partnerships can play their part

Labour has unveiled plans to spend £28bn a year making the UK a green economy. But where will the cash come from?

Professor Malcolm Morley OBE, Anglia Ruskin University Centre for Partnership Working

Paul Dodds heads the Scottish Futures Trust’s infrastructure technology division. He explains what the agency is doing to stay smart

England’s Royal College of Surgeons has called for the creation of ‘surgical hubs’ to tackle the backlog caused by Covid-19. The PPP sector is ready to help, if it is allowed

Uncertainty surrounds the multi-billion-pound Cambridge Autonomous Metro (CAM) project. Is it an example of a scheme being too ambitious, and too entwined with its political master?

The last project in the Welsh government’s Mutual Investment Model (MIM) pipeline has been tendered. But there is good reason to hope for more after May’s elections

Anonymous: One public sector procurer shares their views on the UK government’s procurement proposals

Anticipation grows as UK government searches for infra bank chair, writes Managing Editor Paul Jarvis

Operis’ Erwan Fournis looks overseas to assess how optimising the PPP model can offer attractive procurement alternatives for UK infrastructure

Sacira Coric, director at Turner & Townsend

Heat and power networks are in vogue in the UK and that could be good news for PPP investors, says Paul Jarvis

Railway stations are becoming important community hubs, explain Anna Heaton, partner and co-head of the transport sector at Addleshaw Goddard, and Mike Gardner, technical director for urban transport & regeneration at Atkins

Harriet Gladwell-Phillips, Sir Robert McAlpine Capital Ventures, and Richard Coe, Kajima Partnerships

Judith Hopper, partner, and Olivia Blessington, senior associate, Bevan Brittan

Stephenson Harwood partners Jonathan Cripps, Charlotte Heywood and the team consider some of the pitfalls that partners can face as projects head towards handback

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has unveiled his 10-point plan to make the UK carbon neutral by 2050. It won’t be as easy as it sounds, says Paul Jarvis