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How We Build Britain

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A podcast about energy, infrastructure and industry. Exploring why Britain no longer seems to value building, making and engineering things… and what it would take to change that. 

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17 minutes
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United Kingdom
12 yugto
mula noong April 7, 2026
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Why can't we finance the factory?

Why can't we finance the factory?

Why can’t Britain finance the factories it says it wants to build? The UK has some of the deepest capital markets in the world, yet industrial businesses still struggle to raise the patient, long-term capital needed to expand. That problem is not new. In 1931 a committee was established by the gove…
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Are we actually bad at buying British?

Are we actually bad at buying British?

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If you have questions, comments or suggestions - please send us a mail Britain's public sector spends close to £400 billion a year (with £90bn of government contracts). So are we really failing to buy British? In this episode I look at the evidence, which suggests that the majority of direct p…
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Beer, bread and bombs: why industrial foundations matter

Beer, bread and bombs: why industrial foundations matter

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If you have questions, comments or suggestions - please send us a mail In 2018, Britain started running short of beer. The cause was not breweries, hops or malt. It was carbon dioxide, and one of the reasons for the shortage was that fertiliser plants had stopped making fertiliser. That strange con…
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Industrial intelligence: Why not knowing what Britain makes is holding us back

Industrial intelligence: Why not knowing what Britain makes is holding us back

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If you have questions, comments or suggestions - please send us a mail Britain is talking seriously about reindustrialisation again. But do we know our own industrial capabilities well enough to decide what to retain, what to build and where to invest? In 1940, Britain had to answer a version of th…
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Reindustrialisation: what Britain in 2026 can learn from 1897

Reindustrialisation: what Britain in 2026 can learn from 1897

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If you have questions, comments or suggestions - please send us a mail In June 1897, the Royal Navy assembled the greatest fleet in the world at Spithead for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. Among the vessels in attendance was a small experimental boat from the Tyne called Turbinia. By the en…
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Has Brexit damaged British industry?

Has Brexit damaged British industry?

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If you have questions, comments or suggestions - please send us a mail Has Brexit damaged UK industry? Ten years on from the referendum, the debate is still dominated by politics. But what does the evidence actually show? In this episode, Rob Gilbert examines the Brexit balance sheet for British in…
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Tim Pick - Britain's First Offshore Wind Champion (recorded at Global Offshore Wind '26)

Tim Pick - Britain's First Offshore Wind Champion (recorded at Global Offshore Wind '26)

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If you have questions, comments or suggestions - please send us a mail Just how is the offshore wind industry in the UK really doing?  I put that question to Tim Pick on the fringe of Global Offshore Wind 2026 in Manchester. Tim is Britain's first offshore wind champion, a former clean power c…
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Why investing in industry helps solve Britain’s NEET crisis

Why investing in industry helps solve Britain’s NEET crisis

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If you have questions, comments or suggestions - please send us a mail A million young people in Britain are now not in education, employment or training, the highest level in over a decade. Alan Milburn’s interim review into young people and work has laid out the scale of it. This episode argues t…
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Why geography might be the answer to economic growth.

Why geography might be the answer to economic growth.

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If you have questions, comments or suggestions - please send us a mail  I reflect on Great British Energy's first year and ask an honest question: what has actually changed for the places that have been on the wrong side of industrial decline for a generation? The answer is complicated, but th…
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What can Britain learn from three crises in six years?

What can Britain learn from three crises in six years?

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