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Natural England is a threat to Britain’s energy security
Britain's first nuclear plant in three decades faces delays
May 15
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Sam Dumitriu
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The Planning and Infrastructure Act is working.
It just got harder to delay infrastructure with bogus lawsuits
May 7
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Sam Dumitriu
49
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Why Britain's electricity demand forecasts are always wrong
Britain's electricity demand destruction problem
May 5
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Sam Dumitriu
57
4
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April 2026
What Can Cities Build?
And How Can They Pay for It?
Apr 20
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Michael Hill
33
3
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Why the Carbon Price Support was scrapped
How cutting a carbon tax on electricity could cut carbon emissions
Apr 17
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Michael Hill
29
4
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Mind the gap
British cities have much worse transport systems than the places they are twinned with.
Apr 10
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Michael Hill
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March 2026
If it’s good enough for wind, it’s good enough for nukes
Cutting red tape for offshore wind is welcome, it should apply to nuclear too
Mar 30
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Sam Dumitriu
22
6
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How to cut the cost of the weekly shop
Planning policy makes your groceries more expensive
Mar 17
•
Sam Dumitriu
25
6
2
How serious is the Government on nuclear reform?
Britain Remade’s analysis of the Government’s response to the Fingleton Review
Mar 14
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Sam Dumitriu
26
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The truth about the Preston Model
How housebuilding, not 'community wealth building', explains Preston's success
Mar 11
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Michael Hill
62
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Hackney, Heat Pumps, and Bionic Duckweed
Hackney Council is delaying new homes because they can’t connect to a district heating network, but there’s a small problem.
Mar 11
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Sam Dumitriu
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3
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What's wrong with Labour's planning rewrite?
Three problems with the draft NPPF and how to fix them
Mar 6
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Sam Dumitriu
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Michael Hill
23
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