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Episode 47: Tameside and the positives of PPP
Season 1, Ep. 47
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In this episode, the team delve into the problems that the Tameside PFI legal case raise for the industry at large, before highlighting a number of recent positive news stories that underline them benefits of the PPP model
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20:39With all major parties having published their manifestos for the upcoming General Election, the team see what can be gleaned about the potential future for UK infrastructure
48. Episode 48: What’s happening in the business market?
21:23The team consider the recent flurry of mergers and acquisitions among P3 companies and what it means for the market
46. Episode 46: Has the IIJA been effective?
20:44The P3 team consider what impact the IIJA has had at the halfway point, and what could come next
45. Episode 45: The Partnerships Awards 2024
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44. Episode 44: The good, the bad and the ugly of PFI
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43. Episode 43: In conversation with Marc Watkins, Service Works Global
35:35Service Works Global's Marc Watkins takes the team through the landscape of PPP relations and the role technology can play going forward.
42. Episode 42: GIIA chief executive Jon Phillips
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41. Episode 41: Thoughts and views from the P3C conference in Dallas
17:56The team take time out from the conference floor to pick out some of their highlights and give a sense of the market atmosphere at the largest P3 conference in the US