CPD Talks - Governing Change - How Labour Plans to Get Britain Building Again

From homes and highways to universities and environmental reform, the UK is heading toward big changes. But how will these plans unfold, and what role does the government, specifically the Labour Party’s Get Britain Building Again, play in shaping them?

Join us and sit with our host, Mark Oldbury-Shemilt, as he talks about CPD Talks - Governing Change - How Labour Plans to Get Britain Building Again. In this free live course, viewers will explore Labour’s goals for national development and how they aim to support key sectors like construction, engineering, education, and environmental industries. 

What is the Get Britain Building Again initiative?

The Get Britain Building Again initiative is the Labour Party’s plan to revive the UK’s construction and infrastructure sectors. It aims to increase housing and upgrade public transport. It also improves access to technical education and creates job opportunities nationwide.

In continuation, Labour aims to remove barriers in the planning system and speed up major infrastructure projects. In order to reach this, they will partner with universities and local councils to support workers and promote sustainable growth. This approach is not just about laying bricks. It’s about rebuilding the economy, supporting communities, and ensuring that the UK is ready for the future.

Positive impacts of the Get Britain Building Again Plan

This initiative goes beyond a government effort to boost the construction sector; it directly impacts the public’s daily lives. When the government invests in important sectors such as infrastructure, transportation, and education, it does more than just build roads or schools. These investments create jobs, support various industries, and influence how businesses operate.

That’s why it is important to understand how policies are made and how people can respond. In the end, the results of Get Britain Again will either improve the quality of life or make things more difficult for communities. Read below to see the positive impacts of the Get Britain Building Again Plan:

More homes for people

The UK doesn’t have enough affordable homes. Many people struggle to find a good place to live. This plan aims to build 1.5 million new homes so more families can live comfortably without overcrowding or high rent.

Faster planning and building

Getting permission to build homes takes too long in the UK. The Get Britain Building Again plan speeds up the process by cutting unnecessary delays. That means houses and public buildings can be built much faster.

More jobs in construction

With more homes being built, more workers are needed. The government is teaming up with universities to train people for construction jobs. As a result of this plan, young individuals will have better assistance in finding steady work and growing their skills.

Improved Infrastructure

It’s not just about homes. People also need roads, water, energy, and the internet. The scheme includes building better services to support growing communities.

New towns and better communities

Instead of crowding cities, the Get Britain Building Again plan includes building new towns. These towns will have parks, shops, schools, and transport, creating better places to live.

Greener and cleaner energy

The UK aims for more clean energy, like wind energy, and supports building wind farms again. In effect, this boosts sustainability and energy independence.

Boosting the economy

Building more creates jobs and increases spending. Experts say that this scheme could contribute billions of pounds to the UK economy. This will help the whole country grow stronger.

Course Summary

The live CPD Talks - Governing Change - How Labour Plans to Get Britain Building Again course enables participants to understand how governments and public policies work today. With the help of the speaker, Mark Oldbury-Shemilt, learners will explore recent changes in administration and take a deep dive into the manifesto. They will specifically be looking at each industry-related statement. Plus, they will also assess and evaluate each one, considering the resources, time scale, and cost.

This course is for people who work in public service, politics, education, city planning, or environmental management. It is also helpful for students, community leaders, and anyone who wants to learn more about how government decisions affect everyday life.

By joining this live course, participants will acquire useful skills for working with government systems. They will also understand how policies affect business and the environment. All in all, Get Britain Building Again will change viewers' perspective on how these changes affect daily life.

Course Topics

Through a live video of less than an hour, this CPD Talk provides a clear guide to understanding how the Labour Party plans to revive Britain’s construction sector. They’ll learn through detailed explanations, analysis, and real-world examples. Moreover, each topic will focus on a specific policy area, offering insights that help participants assess all the factors involved in these plans. Below is an outline of the talk’s content:

• Labour’s Building Plans - Take a clear look at Labour’s proclamation and how they plan to “Get Britain Building Again,” including their targets, resources, and expected costs.
• The Role of Universities - Understand how technical and professional universities can support national goals, based on the University Alliance’s policy briefing, Let’s Get Technical: The First 100 Days.
• Transportation Policies-  Learn from the U.S. model of the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) and how transport policy impacts daily life.
• Business and the Environment- Discover how political and economic uncertainty affects environmental industries, including water, air, brownfield redevelopment, and waste management.
• Understanding Get Britain Building Again Policy and Free Markets - Gain insight into how transparency and market-driven policies shape government decisions, featuring the work of the Mountain States Policy Centre.
• Working with the Government - Learn strategies for navigating political systems to benefit your organisation, as taught by Harvard Business School Online.
• Young Leaders and Collaboration - Be inspired by Gen Z and millennial legislators in the U.S. who are pushing for a more open and cooperative democracy.
• Reimagining Government for a New Era - Explore why governments need to change their structures to solve complex global issues in a time of crisis.

Entry Requirements

This CPD Talks - Governing Change - How Labour Plans to Get Britain Building Again is open to anyone interested in understanding government policies and their influence on industries and the economy. No special qualifications or prior knowledge are needed. However, this talk is more suitable for professionals and students. It also is for anyone curious about political plans for Britain’s future building and infrastructure.

Be part of the conversation

The future of Britain is being built now, and you can stay ahead by understanding the policies that drive it. Join this CPD Talks - Governing Change - How Labour Plans to Get Britain Building Again from the College of Contract Management to gain the knowledge and confidence to respond to change, make smarter decisions, and be ready for what’s coming next.

Be part of the conversation shaping tomorrow’s Britain. Sign up now and build the confidence to make informed, future-focused decisions.

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