All Party Parliamentary Group on Infrastructure - Revision history

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	* Infrastructure investment is key to economic recovery in the UK.		* Infrastructure investment is key to economic recovery in the UK.
	* Making cities more gender inclusive.		* Making cities more gender inclusive.
		+	* Net Zero All Party Parliamentary Group NZ APPG.
	* Select committee for the built environment.		* Select committee for the built environment.
	* Select committee.		* Select committee.

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	* All-Party Parliamentary Group for Housing and Planning.		* All-Party Parliamentary Group for Housing and Planning.
	* Cabinet committee.		* Cabinet committee.
		+	* Government publishes UK infrastructure strategy.
	* Implementation taskforce.		* Implementation taskforce.
	* Infrastructure investment is key to economic recovery in the UK.		* Infrastructure investment is key to economic recovery in the UK.

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	Secretariat to Group is provided by ICE and the British Tunnelling Society.		Secretariat to Group is provided by ICE and the British Tunnelling Society.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* All Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built Environment.		* All Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built Environment.
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	* Cabinet committee.		* Cabinet committee.
	* Implementation taskforce.		* Implementation taskforce.
		+	* Infrastructure investment is key to economic recovery in the UK.
	* Making cities more gender inclusive.		* Making cities more gender inclusive.
	* Select committee for the built environment.		* Select committee for the built environment.
	* Select committee.		* Select committee.

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	All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs or APGs) are informal cross-party parliamentary groups run by and for Members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. They may involve individuals and organisations from outside Parliament.		All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs or APGs) are informal cross-party parliamentary groups run by and for Members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. They may involve individuals and organisations from outside Parliament.

	The All Party Parliamentary Group on Infrastructure (APPGI) was formed in November 2008 following a select committee investigation into construction and skills.		The All Party Parliamentary Group on Infrastructure (APPGI) was formed in November 2008 following a select committee investigation into construction and skills.

−	It was formally launched in January 2009 at a reception at Portcullis House in Westminster by then vice president of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Scott Steedman and Nick Raynsford MP.	+	It was formally launched in January 2009 at a reception at Portcullis House in Westminster by then vice president of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Scott Steedman and Nick Raynsford MP.

	It brought together 40 parliamentarians and representatives from industry to discuss the issues surrounding infrastructure, the use of underground space, planning and delivery. It aimed to highlight the importance of infrastructure to the economy and to society and arrange a programme of visits, discussions and receptions to inform members.		It brought together 40 parliamentarians and representatives from industry to discuss the issues surrounding infrastructure, the use of underground space, planning and delivery. It aimed to highlight the importance of infrastructure to the economy and to society and arrange a programme of visits, discussions and receptions to inform members.

	In July 2015, the Group reformed, chaired by former Transport Minister and member of the Treasury Select Committee, Stephen Hammond MP. New Officers included:		In July 2015, the Group reformed, chaired by former Transport Minister and member of the Treasury Select Committee, Stephen Hammond MP. New Officers included:
−	*Neil Carmichael MP (Chair of the Education Select Committee).	+
−	*Alan Brown MP (a civil engineer).	+	* Neil Carmichael MP (Chair of the Education Select Committee).
−	*Mark Prisk MP.	+	* Alan Brown MP (a civil engineer).
−	*Dr Alan Whitehead MP.	+	* Mark Prisk MP.
−	*Kelvin Hopkins MP.	+	* Dr Alan Whitehead MP.
−	*Lord Berkeley.	+	* Kelvin Hopkins MP.
−	*Lord Chidgey.	+	* Lord Berkeley.
		+	* Lord Chidgey.

	Hammond said, “…the group will make the case for infrastructure in Parliament”		Hammond said, “…the group will make the case for infrastructure in Parliament”

−	Secretariat to Group is provided by ICE and the British Tunnelling Society. ~~<br/>~~	+	Secretariat to Group is provided by ICE and the British Tunnelling Society.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*All Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built Environment.
−	*All Party Parliamentary Group.
−	*All-Party Parliamentary Design and Innovation Group.
−	*All-Party Parliamentary Group for Housing and Planning.
−	*Cabinet committee.
−	*Implementation taskforce.
−	*Select committee for the built environment.
−	*Select committee.

−	[[Category:Organisations]]	+	* All Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built Environment.
		+	* All Party Parliamentary Group.
		+	* All-Party Parliamentary Design and Innovation Group.
		+	* All-Party Parliamentary Group for Housing and Planning.
		+	* Cabinet committee.
		+	* Implementation taskforce.
		+	* Making cities more gender inclusive.
		+	* Select committee for the built environment.
		+	* Select committee.
		+
		+	[[Category:Organisations]] [[Category:DCN_Organisation]]

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		+	All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs or APGs) are informal cross-party parliamentary groups run by and for Members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. They may involve individuals and organisations from outside Parliament.

−	All Party Parliamentary ~~Groups~~ (~~APPGs or APGs~~) ~~are informal cross-party parliamentary groups run by~~ and ~~for Members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, but many involve individuals and organisations from outside Parliament~~.	+	The All Party Parliamentary Group on Infrastructure (APPGI) was formed in November 2008 following a select committee investigation into construction and skills.

−	~~The All Party Parliamentary Group on Infrastructure (APPGI)~~ was ~~formed~~ in ~~November 2008 following~~ a ~~select committee investigation into construction~~ and ~~skills~~	+	It was formally launched in January 2009 at a reception at Portcullis House in Westminster by then vice president of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Scott Steedman and Nick Raynsford MP.

−	~~It was formally launched in January 2009 at a reception at Portcullis House in Westminster by then vice president of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Scott Steedman and Nick Raynsford MP.~~ It brought together 40 parliamentarians and representatives from industry to discuss the issues surrounding infrastructure, the use of underground space, planning and delivery. It ~~aims~~ to highlight the importance of infrastructure to the economy and to society and arrange a programme of visits, discussions and receptions to inform members.	+	It brought together 40 parliamentarians and representatives from industry to discuss the issues surrounding infrastructure, the use of underground space, planning and delivery. It aimed to highlight the importance of infrastructure to the economy and to society and arrange a programme of visits, discussions and receptions to inform members.

−	~~Secretariat to Group is provided by ICE and the British Tunnelling Society.~~	+	In July 2015, the Group reformed, chaired by former Transport Minister and member of the Treasury Select Committee, Stephen Hammond MP. New Officers included:
−		+
−	In July 2015, the Group reformed, chaired by former Transport Minister and member of the Treasury Select Committee, Stephen Hammond MP. New Officers ~~include~~:	+
	*Neil Carmichael MP (Chair of the Education Select Committee).		*Neil Carmichael MP (Chair of the Education Select Committee).
	*Alan Brown MP (a civil engineer).		*Alan Brown MP (a civil engineer).
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	Hammond said, “…the group will make the case for infrastructure in Parliament”		Hammond said, “…the group will make the case for infrastructure in Parliament”
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		+	Secretariat to Group is provided by ICE and the British Tunnelling Society. <br/>

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs or APGs) are informal cross-party parliamentary groups run by and for Members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, but many involve individuals and organisations from outside Parliament.

The All Party Parliamentary Group on Infrastructure (APPGI) was formed in November 2008 following a select committee investigation into construction and skills

It was formally launched in January 2009 at a reception at Portcullis House in Westminster by then vice president of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Scott Steedman and Nick Raynsford MP. It brought together 40 parliamentarians and representatives from industry to discuss the issues surrounding infrastructure, the use of underground space, planning and delivery. It aims to highlight the importance of infrastructure to the economy and to society and arrange a programme of visits, discussions and receptions to inform members.

Secretariat to Group is provided by ICE and the British Tunnelling Society.

In July 2015, the Group reformed, chaired by former Transport Minister and member of the Treasury Select Committee, Stephen Hammond MP. New Officers include:
*Neil Carmichael MP (Chair of the Education Select Committee).
*Alan Brown MP (a civil engineer).
*Mark Prisk MP.
*Dr Alan Whitehead MP.
*Kelvin Hopkins MP.
*Lord Berkeley.
*Lord Chidgey.

Hammond said, “…the group will make the case for infrastructure in Parliament”

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*All Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built Environment.
*All Party Parliamentary Group.
*All-Party Parliamentary Design and Innovation Group.
*All-Party Parliamentary Group for Housing and Planning.
*Cabinet committee.
*Implementation taskforce.
*Select committee for the built environment.
*Select committee.

[[Category:Organisations]]