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Scotland is doing ok at electrifying its railways

Electric trains are better than diesel ones. They are faster, more reliable, quieter, cheaper to run, cheaper to maintain and are better both for air quality and the climate.

Trains in the UK are much less likely to be electrified than the...

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Keir Starmer and the Brownfield Passport

Keir Starmer is done. And bad ideas and poorly thought through plans are a big reason why.

But another failure mode of the Starmer government is underdiscussed. There are a handful of policy areas where Starmer did have the right idea and...

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What Burnham should keep

Unless something extraordinary happens, Andy Burnham will be PM in under a week. Inevitably, there is a lot of talk about what he plans to do (and what he has done). Whenever Britain changes PM, the space for what’s politically possible ope...

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What Powers Should Burnham Give Mayors?

Andy Burnham has outlined ‘the biggest transfer of power out of Whitehall in modern times’. Britain is an absurdly centralised country. Mayors of major British cities have less powers than mayors of small towns and villages in much of the E...

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Spending more and getting less

It is commonly believed that one of the big causes for Britain’s lower levels of productivity (relative to our European peers) is a lack of investment in infrastructure. A new study which Britain Remade has co-published with the Centre for...

2 months ago
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