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Futures of Sizewell C and Wylfa nuclear power proposals become clearer

The government has long committed to investing in one more large scale nuclear power plant and has again reiterated its commitment to securing a final

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New nuclear plans get £120m boost

The government has said it will launch a £120m fund to boost nuclear projects in line with its target to be completely clean-energy-powered by 2035. As

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Civils contractors set out Spending Review priorities

Civils contractors set out Spending Review priorities
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Construction reacts to Queen s Speech | News

By Tom Lowe2021-05-11T13:43:00+01:00 Major planning overhaul at centre of government’s agenda for the year Sweeping reforms to planning laws were at the centre of today’s Queen’s Speech as the government set out its agenda for what could be a watershed year for the construction industry. The Planning Bill is now set to be brought before parliament this autumn and is expected to include proposals to scrap Section 106 agreements and replace it with a new Infrastructure Levy. The pared-back event saw just over 70 people hear the Queen outline the government’s upcoming legislation plans in the House of Lords earlier today

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Framework-review head announced

The Cabinet Office has appointed an academic to lead its review of public sector frameworks. Professor David Mosey of King’s College London has been selected to lead the examination of the existing frameworks to devise a new ‘gold standard’ against which frameworks can be measured, the government said. Construction News, the Construction Playbook document released last year sets a vision for procurement in the public sector, and included a commitment to review frameworks and reduce the number used across the government. Mosey, who spent 33 years working as a construction lawyer, is director of the Centre of Construction Law and Dispute Resolution at King’s College. He has been tasked with devising the ‘gold standard’ against which proposed new frameworks should be measured, recommending standard contract terms supporting this and for suggesting training packages to enable adoption of the new gold standard.

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