Archive - Notes on Growth

Can we achieve Net Zero without China?

Not any time soon

Dec 19, 2025 • Michael Hill

Labour are finally taking the housing shortage seriously

Is the new National Planning Policy Framework Labour’s biggest pro-growth move?

Dec 17, 2025 • Sam Dumitriu

How Green Are Chinese Green Goods, Really?

The case for coal-powered solar panels

Dec 15, 2025 • Michael Hill

China, the UK and Net Zero

Relying on a rival

Dec 12, 2025 • Michael Hill

We’re getting worried about Great British Railways

Nationalisation can work, but the Government isn’t doing it right

Published on Catching Mice • Dec 4, 2025

November 2025

The landfill tax hike is dead

But people still lost their jobs

Published on Catching Mice • Nov 27, 2025

How much does it cost to replace two rotting windows in Britain in 2025?

More than you might think

Nov 26, 2025 • Sam Dumitriu

What's really wrong with the Habitats Regulations?

And how to fix them

Nov 21, 2025 • Sam Dumitriu

How to densify Britain's cities

Labour's plans need to go further

Nov 14, 2025 • Sam Dumitriu

Rhetoric vs. Reality

Slogans won’t get Britain building again

Nov 12, 2025 • Sam Dumitriu

Will Labour’s New Towns succeed?

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

Nov 3, 2025 • Sam Dumitriu

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, 2025 • Sam Dumitriu

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