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The media has recently been full of gloomy prospects for the UK economy and what it could mean for future public investment.

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Ireland is taking steps to prepare for its future. Following a spatial approach allows Ireland to properly plan for another ...

Deborah is one of the UK’s leading offshore renewable energy researchers. She is an ICE Fellow and a member of the Engineering and Physical Sciences R ...

Along with a new name and set of categories, the awards are offering the chance to enter for free. Thames Tideway took home ...

The representation suggests ways to improve infrastructure planning and to how to invest in resilience and decarbonisation.

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