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Episode 50: Learning by Doing
Season 1, Ep. 50
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What can we glean from the current sample of P3 project performance evidence? Listen to an excerpt of our P3TV webinar with the leading academics in the space on value for money, ex post analysis and future decision-making.
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56. Episode 56: Toll temptation
22:09||Season 1, Ep. 56A flurry of toll road deals have appeared in the US over the summer. The team discuss what this means for the market
55. Episode 55: Clamour grows for a new UK PPP regime
24:16||Season 1, Ep. 55The team considers the growing noise around PPPs in the UK, and parallels with what’s happening in New Zealand. Plus resident snoop Hackitt P Delasworth drops in to review his summer
54. Episode 54 - The mercurial US market
22:20||Season 1, Ep. 54The team take stock of the changing shape of the P3 landscape in the US, as macroeconomic forces threaten to bite
53. Episode 53: Why is planning reform so hard?
30:30||Season 1, Ep. 53Pinsent Masons planning expert Robbie Owen discusses the infrastructure planning landscape and the new UK government’s proposals for wider reform
52. Episode 52: New UK government, old Tameside problems
28:02||Season 1, Ep. 52The team discuss the raft of policy moves by the UK’s new government, but point to problems with existing projects, exemplified by the latest developments on the Tameside PFI scheme
51. Episode 51: Partnerships Awards’ Lifetime Achievement winners
28:11||Season 1, Ep. 51Sharpe Pritchard’s Roseanne Serelli and Nicola Sumner reflect on their careers and consider what’s next for the PPP landscape in the UK
49. Episode 49: What do the UK election manifestos say about infrastructure?
20:39||Season 1, Ep. 49With 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?
21:23||Season 1, Ep. 48The team consider the recent flurry of mergers and acquisitions among P3 companies and what it means for the market