The chancellor’s plan to use the UK’s providers as a source of much-needed investment has proved underwhelming, to say the least
If you want to invest in Britain’s economy, but you have no idea how to go about it, you are not alone. Business leaders don’t know how either. And government officials stare at each other, unable to devise ways to promote investments that they can persuade ministers come at minimal cost and will win votes.
After more than a decade of procrastination, and the failure of the levelling up agenda, there is an urgency behind demands for the UK to begin repairing what it has and building new things that allows us all – and not just a wealthy few – to participate in the best the 21st century has to offer, from better healthcare to climate-friendly transport.
