Notes on Growth

How to densify Britain's cities

Labour's plans need to go further

Nov 14 • 

Sam Dumitriu

26

8

1

Rhetoric vs. Reality

Slogans won’t get Britain building again

Nov 12 • 

Sam Dumitriu

33

8

3

Will Labour’s New Towns succeed?

12 “New Towns” have been picked: are they the right ones?

Nov 3 • 

Sam Dumitriu

27

8

3

October 2025

Why Britain should copy the Dutch

How Britain gold-plated EU red tape and made planning applications for new homes longer

Oct 10 • 

Sam Dumitriu

36

3

3

How an obscure planning rule could add billions to energy bills

Why we need to repeal LURA's National Parks duty

Oct 9 • 

Sam Dumitriu

20

7

1

September 2025

Is the Government approving a 'record number' of major infrastructure projects?

Analysing a nonsense statistic

Sep 24 • 

Michael Hill

23

5

2

How bad regulations make infrastructure expensive

It's more complicated than you think

Sep 23 • 

Sam Dumitriu

65

14

8

How to make nuclear cheaper in Britain

My speech on Britain Remade's Policy Playbook for Cheaper Nuclear

Sep 16 • 

Sam Dumitriu

31

6

4

Fixing Stamp Duty

Distortions, distortions, go away, don’t come back another day

Published on Catching Mice • Sep 15

August 2025

Labour’s 1.5 million home target is drifting out of reach

It’s early days, but it isn’t looking good

Aug 14 • 

Sam Dumitriu

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Michael Hill

26

7

3

July 2025

Britain's EV subsidies are unfair and inefficient

Here's how to make them fairer, cheaper, and cut more emissions

Jul 29 • 

Sam Dumitriu

27

10

4

What happened to backing the builders?

The Planning and Infrastructure Bill’s most powerful measure has been watered down

Jul 19 • 

Sam Dumitriu

31

11

2