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Rising construction materials prices could hit chancellor’s ability to deliver on pledges, say experts
Target to cover 99% of homes needs a campaign to encourage switching, provider says
Avanti managing director Phil Whittingham will leave the company on September 15
Ofwat’s shortcomings are a sign of Britain’s wider economic regulation failings
Operators are being questioned on infrastructure quality and the growing costs being passed on to consumers
Water shortage reinforces the case for a proper accounting
From nuclear power plants to reservoirs and railways, Britain is struggling to modernise its energy and transport systems
Data centres, which can use as much energy as thousands of homes, put London and the south-east at particular risk
Owners Telefónica and Liberty Global joined by investment firm InfraVia Capital Partners
Felixstowe dispute adds to pressure on transport network amid rail walkouts and burden on Channel crossings
Europe’s largest broadband provider says it is on track to deliver full-year guidance
Ministers and experts point to need for infrastructure to adapt as impact of heat and wildfires assessed
Watchdog finds constant changes have delayed Transpennine project by more than a decade
Record reading in Lincolnshire amid fires in London’s outskirts and warnings of transport system buckling
Comments from vice-president Kris Peeters come amid criticism from environmental campaigners
Approach values privately held group at £3bn and could create UK’s second-largest broadband company
The UK should unlock infrastructure investment but with caution
Christian Wolmar’s examination of nationalisation reveals that in the 1980s and 1990s the system was making progress
Overbuilding poses threat to business model of fibre broadband groups challenging the big incumbents
Since the privatisation and break-up of British Rail, train transport has proved itself ill-suited to conventional capitalism
Chief executive defends using third-party managers while group builds its own expertise
Echoes of lockdown as employees work from home but business leaders warn of painful economic impact
Promised investments in high-speed links to Manchester and Leeds are being eroded in favour of spending in the south
Supplier says payout is ‘below the level expected by our regulator’
Disparity in access to fast internet sets back rural and poorer areas, data analysis shows
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