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

Achieving better procurement outcomes is all down to the planning, says Kathryn Gable, group head of sales, Commerce Decisions

The image of PPP is tainted by projects that don’t go well. Celebrating those that do is vital, says Paul Jarvis

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

The course of 2020 has been far from predictable, but the legacy of the global pandemic offers a huge opportunity for infrastructure. It’s why Paul Jarvis is excited to be back

Graham Thomson, CEO of Affinitext, talks through some of the handback guidance helping the industry

After delivering the expiry of the first large-scale PFI for DWP, Curshaw’s Max Curzon-Hope talks through the key considerations for managing this transition.

As projects reach handback, now is the time to think strategically and to work together. By Victoria Miller, partner at Pinsent Masons

The latest edition of Partnerships Bulletin magazine looks at the future of PPP in a net zero post-Covid world.