Lessons learnt and lost

In:

Social infrastructure, Transport

Region:

Europe

Thomas Hopkins

Deputy Editor

With a gaping hole in the UK's finances, PFI assets being returned to the state and mistakes learnt from the past, could a rebranded and rejigged PFI or PPP strategy make a comeback to bridge the ever widening infrastructure development gap?

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