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Today’s Spring Statement from the chancellor Rachel Reeves set out the government’s long-term spending plans.
Richard Risdon, executive board director and regional managing director for UK and Europe at Mott MacDonald, has responded to the statement and recent announcements from the government: “News around construction skills funding and approval of the Lower Thames Crossing ahead of the Spring Statement gives the industry confidence that the government understands the role we play in driving growth on behalf of the UK.
“It was good to hear the government’s commitment to expansion plans at Heathrow and also that the Planning and Infrastructure Bill will permanently increase the size of the UK economy.
“I was pleased to see the industry, including our chair of the executive board James Harris, supporting the government's proposed reforms for the Planning and Infrastructure Bill with an open letter sent to MPs this week. All 13 signatories representing the UK’s leading Tier 1 contractors and consultants, are in agreement the Bill is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to unlock growth, accelerate critical projects, and strengthen the UK’s competitiveness.”
Mott MacDonald’s digital project principal in the UK and Europe, John Farrow, considers how the infrastructure industry can deliver the potential of the AI without compromising on safety and security.
In an opinion article for Building magazine published ahead of the Budget on 30 October, Mott MacDonald managing director for UK & Europe Richard Risdon has set out a number of issues he’d like to see the government address.
The Budget announcement from the chancellor Rachel Reeves has underlined the government’s commitment to infrastructure investment and improving delivery through streamlining the planning system.
The appointment cements Mott MacDonald's position as a key supplier of high-value advisory services to government and public sector organisations.
Mark Enzer has been appointed as one of eight new members to the Council for Science and Technology (CST). The Council advises the Prime Minister and the Cabinet on strategic science and technology policy issues that cut across the responsibilities of individual government departments.
Thomas Knight, transport development director for UK and Europe at Mott MacDonald, gives his response to the government’s new Integrated National Transport Strategy.
Richard Risdon responds to Labour's Budget announcements.
Mott MacDonald has supported Holtec Britain to complete the first step of the Generic Design Assessment (GDA) for its small modular reactor SMR-300 in record time.
King Charles III’s speech at the State Opening of Parliament today set out the plans and policies to be brought forward by the new Labour government.
Mott MacDonald, the global engineering, management, and development consultancy, has been appointed as the delivery partner for the Generic Design Assessment (GDA) of Holtec’s Small Modular Reactor SMR-300 in the UK.
Mott MacDonald and Adams Hendry Consulting Ltd have been appointed to secure planning permission for a water transfer scheme designed to help safeguard England’s water supply.
Mott MacDonald is leading a consortium appointed by the UK’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to provide technical advisory services for its £1bn Net Zero Innovation Portfolio through the Technical Third Party Support project.
Working with other members of the Panel, Umang will help to provide strategic advice to the Government to influence UK policy and respond to consultations.
Mott MacDonald will provide insight and expertise to the group to support the creation and delivery of a northern powerhouse that plays a key role in the UK’s economic recovery and provides positive social outcomes for all.
Two new strategic resource option (SRO) public water supply reservoirs have been proposed for the Anglian region.
The earthworks supporting and skirting the British rail network provide a lasting monument to the ingenuity and muscle power that fuelled Victorian ambition.