Should tried and tested construction methods make way for Modern Methods of Construction?
In December 2020, the government issued its Construction Playbook which outlined its aspirations to deliver more streamlined, efficient and greener projects in the public […]
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Home schooling round 2: the return of the bridges
Home schooling is well underway for the second time in less than a year and even the best of us […]
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Trading hubs or tax havens? Freeports must win this argument first to reach their potential
Last week saw a flurry of bids for freeport status from across the country. As the government assesses the credentials of competing […]
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How communities can be brought to the heart of the UK’s subsidy-free solar boom
Sam Cranston, Director – Energy Infrastructure at Copper Consultancy, explores the new opportunities for community engagement as the UK experiences […]
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Why now is the time to talk about infrastructure for education
At a time when some children have spent more time outside than inside school over the past year, Kellie Moore-Mulveen […]
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Up, down and all around: How Covid-19 has impacted levelling-up in our cities
Senior Account Executive James Bonner explores the implications of the Centre for Cities’ recently released ‘Cities Outlook’ report on placemaking […]
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Infrastructure in 2021 – Lucia Maclachlan
In 2020 transport infrastructure policy was not just shaped by the Government, but also by a series of landmark legal […]
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Infrastructure in 2021 – Dominika Chalder
Whilst many of the climate ambitions in the NIS are longer term goals, we should expect to see a year […]
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Infrastructure in 2021 – James Gore
As the lead of Copper’s economic development practice, the National Infrastructure Strategy and the Spending Review were most interesting not […]
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