Huw Morris

Call for planning authorities to influence struggle against poverty

07.12.2018

Huw Morris

Economic Growth | England | local planning authorities | skills gap

Planning authorities should influence key institutions to consider how their spending and procurement can tackle poverty, unemployment and skills gaps in their areas.

McCann warns inequalities are driving huge wedges in UK

07.12.2018

Huw Morris

Brexit | Economic Growth | inequality | Institute of Economic Development | UK

Britain is faced with a 'geography of discontent' amid a slowdown in productivity that is the worst in Europe bar Greece and Italy, according to a leading academic.

Prison reformers cast doubt on big prisons plans after damning inspection

05.12.2018

Huw Morris

England | Planning Law | prisons

Penal reformers have called into question government plans to build two large jails after a highly damning report into conditions at Birmingham Prison.

Landscaping scheme to protect North Norfolk gas terminal approved

05.12.2018

Huw Morris

England | Environmental | Norfolk

A £22 million scheme involving ‘sandscaping’ to protect a gas terminal from coastal erosion has won approval from North Norfolk District Council.

Left-behind towns and cities have role as hubs for infrastructure schemes

05.12.2018

Huw Morris

Civil Engineering Contractors Association | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | UK

Former industrial towns and cities should be revived as hubs for manufacturing and logistics to support major transport and infrastructure projects, according to civil engineering contractors.

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