UK Infrastructure: A 10 Year Strategy

The UK’s 10‑Year Infrastructure Strategy commits at least £725 billion to a coordinated, decade-long programme of infrastructure investment — spanning maintenance, economic assets (like transport, energy, digital) and social infrastructure (such as housing, healthcare, schools, prisons) — under the newly formed National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA). It introduces long-term capital settlements, greater devolved delivery, and an interactive, place-based infrastructure pipeline aimed at boosting productivity, ensuring net-zero alignment, and improving public services.

Read our blog analysis for key takeaways on what the strategy means for major project delivery, governance, and funding.