The Bartlett Review Podcast: Planning a London that works for everyone

UCL experts explore how better-connected transport and infrastructure systems can make everyday life easier while helping cities become more sustainable, resilient and inclusive.From our daily commutes to climate resilience, the decisions made about transport and infrastructure today will shape how London functions for decades to come. This episode explores how London and other cities can create places that work better for the people who live in them, balancing growth, sustainability and the changing needs of urban life. Professor Mike Raco is joined by Dr Thaisa Comelli, Dr John Ward and Ben Coleman to discuss how cities can adapt to climate change, support diverse communities and build more connected and resilient futures. Drawing on London's history and global perspectives, they explore why infrastructure is about far more than movement, and how transport, energy, water, digital networks and public spaces must work together in an increasingly complex urban environment. Language of episode: English Presenter:Prof Mike Raco Guests: Dr Thaisa Comelli; Dr John Ward; Ben Coleman Producer: Adam Batstone; Chizoba Onyiuke Transcription link: https://bartlett-review.ucl.ac.uk/podcast-london-moves-transport-and-urban-infrastructure/index.html