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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

The Irish government’s review of the National Development Plan (NDP) raises plenty of questions, says Paul Jarvis

There are growing signs of women moving up the ranks, says Rachel Gray, of Zolando

Senior associate Shagaana Sivakumar outlines how the BLM movement has helped to drive Deloitte’s ethnic diversity agenda

Three female lawyers at Addleshaw Goddard give their personal perspectives on what diversity, inclusion and allyship mean to them

Anyone hoping that the Conservative conference would give a hint to the UK government’s plans to ‘build back better’ will have been disappointed by speeches from the chancellor and prime minister, says Paul Jarvis

David Keniry considers why Ireland could be the Apple of investors’ eyes

Putting forward the credible case for private investment in public infrastructure needs to be properly articulated – and there are roles here for both the public and private sectors, says Paul Jarvis

With leadership changes inbound, can Greece’s recent momentum attract an international audience, asks senior reporter Jonathan Davies

Newly joined director of Consultancy Services at HCP Eddie Davies, talks about the ‘new normal’ in working practices.

Michael Boyd and Sharon Renouf, partners at Bevan Brittan discuss heading off PFI provider disruption to the NHS estate

By Graham Mather CBE, President, The Infrastructure Forum

Years of progress in delivering essential infrastructure projects cannot be derailed by Ireland’s political inertia. Further still the Irish electorate now expect these projects to be expedited. By David Keniry, Editor.