How many housing ministers in 20 years?
The CPA's Senior Economist, Rebecca Larkin, asks whether the frequent changes to the position of housing minister is beneficial to the goal of achieving real outcomes on housing policy?
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The CPA's Senior Economist, Rebecca Larkin, asks whether the frequent changes to the position of housing minister is beneficial to the goal of achieving real outcomes on housing policy?
Read moreIn a guest blog, Andy Williamson, Managing Director of IKO UK Group, says we should all take responsibility for improving the image of construction; let’s not look to someone else to solve the problem.
Read moreAmandeep Bahra, the CPA's Economist, makes comparisons between electricity prices in the UK and EU in this latest blog post.
Read moreThe CPA's Economist, Amandeep Bahra looks at growth ahead for the construction industry, summarising some of the key findings in the latest Spring Forecasts from the CPA.
Read moreThe CPA's Senior Economist considers the implications of the latest government white paper on housing.
Read moreThe CPA's Senior Economist, Rebecca Larkin, considers whether the latest housing white paper from the government is really radical and bold?
Read moreJeff May, the CPA's Director of Government Relations and Business Development, explores the government's latest industrial strategy green paper.
Read moreIn this guest blog, Steve Durdant-Hollamby, MD - Alumasc Water Management Solution (CPA Affiliate Members), argues why flood protection and prevention are back on the political agenda.
Read moreIn this guest blog, Anna Hern, explains more about the launch of the Chartered Institute of Marketing's first sector-specific Marketing Programme for the construction industry.
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