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New Chief Operating Officer For Social Profit Calculator

Following a sustained period of growth, Social Profit Calculator has announced the appointment of Sarah Coughlan as chief operating officer. Social Profit Calculator is the only UK software platform accredited by both Social Value UK and Social Value International. Led by a team of experts, the organisation provides a range of services to help businesses […]

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University of Hertfordshire Submits Plans For New Science Building

The University of Hertfordshire has submitted plans to develop a new School of Physics, Engineering & Computer Science. The educational institution – who’ll be speaking on our Hertfordshire, Essex & Bedfordshire Economic Growth Conference – is looking to develop the new building at their College Lane Campus in South Hatfield. The 165,000 sq ft project, […]

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Woods Hardwick Q&A: Climate Emergency, Proudest Projects, Planning White Paper & More…

Ahead of the Midlands Development Conference we hear exclusively from one of our event sponsors Woods Hardwick – discussing the arrival of HS2, the impact on the industry of Covid-19, the climate emergency and more: Q. Woods Hardwick is one of the UK!s leading multidisciplinary firms working in the built environment, covering architecture, planning, surveying […]

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£8bn Thamesmead Waterfront Masterplan Competition Launched

Developers behind the £8bn Thamesmead Waterfront project – Peabody and Lendlease – have launched a major international competition to find a masterplanner to work on the 100-ha scheme. Titled “Town of Tomorrow” firms are being invited to enter the competition where the JV partner and organisers Colander Associates will look to select a “visionary and […]

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How Can We Accelerate The Delivery of High-Quality Homes?

The delivery of high-quality new homes to serve our growing population, and the needs of vulnerable people, is of paramount importance. However, amid the uncertainty of a global pandemic, a new government white paper and ongoing legislation amendments, how we can sufficiently accelerate the delivery of high-quality homes can feel like a heavy, unanswerable question. […]

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Legal & General’s Guild Living In Ageism Row Over Development

Legal & General’s Guild Living business – who aim to reinstate older people at the heart of lives and communities – are gathering support for their latest development after a local planning officer suggested the scheme should be rejected. The developer – who’ll be speaking on our upcoming Retirement & Later Life Living Event – […]

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Turning The Tide: Flood Resilience & The Climate Emergency

With major flood events expected to increase dramatically in the coming decades due to the climate emergency, the government has boosted funding for UK flood defences to £5.2bn. It is hoped that this major investment will ensure that 336,000 properties across the nation are better protected from flooding by 2027. Shirel Stedman, Waterman’s Director of […]

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