Notes on Growth
Sam Dumitriu, Michael HillMarkets, tech and policy.
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Why Britain should copy the Dutch
London isn’t building: fewer than 4,000 new homes were started in the first half of 2025. This is a big problem for the Government’s target of building one and a half million homes by the end of the Parliament. The capital is meant to deliv...
How an obscure planning rule could add billions to energy bills
Here’s a pet peeve: when journalists and campaigners act as if relatively recent changes in the law are immutable long-standing features of the British constitution on par with Habeas Corpus and Parliamentary Sovereignty. Examples include T...
Is the Government approving a 'record number' of major infrastructure projects?
The government has proudly claimed credit for a “record-breaking” 21 Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) decisions in the first year of this parliament. This is factually correct, but let’s look a little deeper.
How bad regulations make infrastructure expensive
Whether it is a high-speed railway from London to ~~Manchester~~ Birmingham, a road tunnel under the Thames, or a nuclear power station in the South West: when Britain builds, it almost invariably does it far more expensively than our inter...
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