Flying to Scotland from Southampton on a fine day recently, my eye soon picked up the brown streak across southern central counties that is the route of HS2. Earth works are almost complete, and much concrete poured, but train track…
Gravy Trains Railways as we know them are 200 years old this year. An invention in which Britain takes much pride and about which, no doubt, the nation will reminisce as the year progresses. Yet, one feature that we can…
Opposition to a third runway at London Heathrow received a boost recently when Willie Walsh, Chief Executive of IAG, British Airways’ holding company, launched a blistering attack on the proposal by the Airports Commission that London Heathrow, and not London…
Government spending on infrastructure is a subject on which Keynesians and Neoclassicists tend to agree. The former are interested in the short-term stimulus effect, while the latter see it as a way to increase the economy’s trend growth rate. Unconditional…
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