Copper Podcast
By Copper Consultancy
Copper PodcastJan 31, 2024
She Shares : Episode 1 with Galliford Try
“Nothing was going to stop me!”
As we look ahead to a range of awareness days and weeks across February and March, we kick off our podcast with three senior leaders at Galliford Try, Julie Crawford, Alison Chippington and Liz Bell. Reflecting on their career journeys from working in construction.
Levelling-up the Rail Industry
Copper Consultancy is joined by an expert panel to discuss Levelling-Up in Rail: how the Rail industry can enhance communities and improve connectivity.
Copper in Conversation with… Network Rail, Sellafield, VolkerWessels UK, Buckingham and Winvic. Episode 4
How to communicate the benefits of social value...
Client & Contractor experts reflect on a decade of change
Copper in Conversation with… Network Rail, Sellafield, VolkerWessels UK, Buckingham and Winvic. Episode 3
Exploring how industry momentum translated social value into a ‘must-have’…
Client & Contractor experts reflect on a decade of change
Copper in Conversation with… Network Rail, Sellafield, VolkerWessels UK, Buckingham and Winvic. Episode 2
Exploring the costs and benefits of social value...
Client & Contractor experts reflect on a decade of change
Copper in Conversation with… Network Rail, Sellafield, VolkerWessels UK, Buckingham and Winvic. Episode 1
What’s in a name? Defining Social Value…Client & Contractor experts reflect on a decade of change
Levelling up and Broken Heartlands - with Sebastian Payne
Levelling up special with Financial Times’ Whitehall Editor, Sebastian Payne. What does Levelling up mean for future infrastructure projects? Will the policy will be enough to convince voters? And what are the challenges of responding to the policy for the Labour Party? In this episode, we discuss Sebastian's new book about the 'Red Wall', Broken Heartlands: A journey through Labour’s Lost England and assess the government's new White Paper on Levelling Up which was announced in the House of Commons by Michael Gove last week.
COP26 and Net Zero
In a first episode of a two-part series focusing on the recent COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow, Copper’s Rory Puxley, Sam Cranston, Martin McCrink and Zoe McLernon review the last-minute agreement struck at COP26, the road to Net Zero and what this means for infrastructure. Drawing on a recent Copper report on public attitudes to Net Zero and our experience of being on the ground at the conference, we answer the following questions; will COP26 turn words into actions? Who will pay for net zero? And did developed countries let themselves off the hook in COP’s focus on coal?
Budget Special
Recorded on Budget Day (27.10.21), Copper’s Rory Puxley, Patrick Traynor and Billy Greening discuss the announcements in the Autumn Budget and what they mean for all things infrastructure. Covering the Chancellor’s vision, ‘levelling up’, housing and climate change policy, as well as the day’s winners and losers, we delve into the detail and the politics behind the spending announcements.