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No leaf unturned: Plymouth tree-felling will face scrutiny with fresh investigation

No leaf unturned: Plymouth tree-felling will face scrutiny with fresh investigation

An independent review will look into Plymouth City Council’s decision to chop down over 100 trees at night. Can it get to the heart of what went wrong? Ella Jessel reports
Erosion in Yorkshire: “You can't defend everywhere”

Erosion in Yorkshire: “You can't defend everywhere”

Flood and coastal risk management investment is not seen as economically viable or desirable along the East Yorkshire coast, reports Angus Young who uncovers the tough decisions being taken
Football stadiums must be made climate resilient and where possible, climate-positive

Football stadiums must be made climate resilient and where possible, climate-positive

By 2050, 42% of stadiums in English football will face a high risk from climate hazards, but some clubs are leading the way in sustainable design, writes Jack Sallabank
NPPF makes bold commitment to net zero by 2050 and boosts mandatory SUDS

NPPF makes bold commitment to net zero by 2050 and boosts mandatory SUDS

Final amendments include statement that planning system should support transition to net zero by 2050 and takes full account of all climate impacts including overheating, water scarcity and storms
Is the new anti-gentrification legislation in Louisville a model for global cities?

Is the new anti-gentrification legislation in Louisville a model for global cities?

Peter Apps looks to the city of Bourbon, Muhammad Ali and the Kentucky Derby to learn about a groundbreaking piece of city policy to fight gentrification and displacement
Built World Cup: New 5-a-side charity football tournament launched to support Rebuilding Ukraine

Built World Cup: New 5-a-side charity football tournament launched to support Rebuilding Ukraine

Sign up to the Built World Cup in which 16 teams will go head-to-head from property, architecture, construction and consultancy and raise money for spaces to rehabilitate local communities in Vorzel, Ukraine
Mothers suffer from long commute but not fathers

Mothers suffer from long commute but not fathers

Study finds that marginal commuting cost is about the same for men and women before the birth of a child, but after the birth, it is substantially higher for women with a 12km increase in distance equivalent to 20 per cent in wages. Christine Murray reports

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Placetest: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

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The C word: Did no-one tell Labour that a “radical plan” to build loads of new homes is bad for the climate?

The C word: Did no-one tell Labour that a “radical plan” to build loads of new homes is bad for the climate?

Industry fears that in the push for growth in housing numbers, the government is turning a blind eye to carbon – and quality. James Wilmore reports
Neighbourhood Renewal Fund is “useful blueprint” to boost employment, study finds

Neighbourhood Renewal Fund is “useful blueprint” to boost employment, study finds

New Labour’s early 2000s investment in employment advice, training and support for self-employment resulted in a statistically significant increase in employment and decrease in out-of-work benefits claimants
Co-design and community engagement must be trauma informed

Co-design and community engagement must be trauma informed

A trauma-informed approach respects the emotional and psychological needs of the people you are consulting, creating an inclusive, empowering process from start to end. It can make all the difference, writes Katherine Lawrence
Are you counting the carbon of your professional advice?

Are you counting the carbon of your professional advice?

Serviced emissions are the most significant climate impact of any architect, lawyer or PR company. It’s time to add it up, writes Christine Murray
Climate Resilience 2024: Speakers Announced

Climate Resilience 2024: Speakers Announced

The line up for this year’s Festival of Place: Climate Resilience will be sharing research and case studies on how to transform and design places that will be prepared for unpredictable weather events in the future.
World’s most influential property and architecture companies failing on climate

World’s most influential property and architecture companies failing on climate

Stantec, Transport for London and Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield rank highly in new global Urban Benchmark that shames the industry for its lack of transparency, emissions data and science-based CO2 targets 

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The C word: Did no-one tell Labour that a “radical plan” to build loads of new homes is bad for the climate?

The C word: Did no-one tell Labour that a “radical plan” to build loads of new homes is bad for the climate?

Industry fears that in the push for growth in housing numbers, the government is turning a blind eye to carbon – and quality. James Wilmore reports
Mothers suffer from long commute but not fathers

Mothers suffer from long commute but not fathers

Study finds that marginal commuting cost is about the same for men and women before the birth of a child, but after the birth, it is substantially higher for women with a 12km increase in distance equivalent to 20 per cent in wages. Christine Murray reports
Neighbourhood Renewal Fund is “useful blueprint” to boost employment, study finds

Neighbourhood Renewal Fund is “useful blueprint” to boost employment, study finds

New Labour’s early 2000s investment in employment advice, training and support for self-employment resulted in a statistically significant increase in employment and decrease in out-of-work benefits claimants
Erosion in Yorkshire: “You can't defend everywhere”

Erosion in Yorkshire: “You can't defend everywhere”

Flood and coastal risk management investment is not seen as economically viable or desirable along the East Yorkshire coast, reports Angus Young who uncovers the tough decisions being taken
No leaf unturned: Plymouth tree-felling will face scrutiny with fresh investigation

No leaf unturned: Plymouth tree-felling will face scrutiny with fresh investigation

An independent review will look into Plymouth City Council’s decision to chop down over 100 trees at night. Can it get to the heart of what went wrong? Ella Jessel reports
Permitted development homes “uninhabitable” for the future

Permitted development homes “uninhabitable” for the future

Zurich UK warns that office-to-residential conversions are creating subpar housing at risk of overheating

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