GE editor Nia Kajastie talks about the construction and engineering industry’s expectations for the new government. Prime minister Rishi Sunak caught most of us by surprise with the sudden announcement of the UK general election for 4 July. After years of begging for more stability and consistency, the construction and engineering sectors were also taken aback. As expected, the snap election has caused uncertainty and delays for infrastructure schemes. Among them are National Highways’ Lower Thames Crossing, British Ports’ Immingham Eastern Ro-Ro Terminal, Network Rail’s East West Rail and EDF’s Sizewell C. But many in the industry are now laser-focused on the future. They are keen to se
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