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HS2 has divided the nation - but what are the arguments for and against the high speed railway

17 JUL 2017

The Mirror argues for and against High Speed Rail 2. References the IfG's infrastructure paper on what is wrong with political decision-making on infrastructure.

Topic: Policy making
Publisher: The Mirror

27 JUN 2017 Report

What’s wrong with infrastructure decision making?

Weak processes are leading to the wrong projects and contested decisions, wasting government time and taxpayer's money.

25 APR 2017 Online event

25 April 2017

Success in infrastructure: are bigger projects better?

Is big really best when it comes to infrastructure decisions?

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England’s promising experiment with metro mayors

The FT editorial highlights IfG recommendations on English devolution and piloting tax revenue sharing models.

08 APR 2024 IfG in the news

‘Flexibility can be helpful’: why PM can choose UK general election date

Joe Owen comments in The Guardian on the impact of the uncertainty of the election date on civil servants.

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HS2 has divided the nation - but what are the arguments for and against the high speed railway

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