In the early phases of the pandemic, around the first lockdown in March 2020, almost every part of the country had to make changes to the way it operated. The…

Back in September, we wrote an article asking whether life was going out of cases against low traffic neighbourhoods. The themes, we said, were becoming stale and the cases becoming…

I’m quite happy to register to use a digital service if there is a good reason for it.  However, in an attempt to reduce the burden of remembering numerous different…

As the furore around COP26 fades, those working in public policy will undoubtedly be thinking about their organisation’s climate response and what happens next. If you work for an organisation…

The Climate Emergency The London Borough of Tower Hamlets was one of the first councils in the country to declare a climate emergency and set an ambitious target to reach…

The HS2 rail link, as with many significant infrastructure projects, has been intensely controversial, and incessantly consulted upon. A search of the UK Government website reveals 57 consultations directly resulted…

In July last year we wrote about a legal challenge to a decision by the South West Regional Schools Commissioner to grant academy status to Swanmead Community School, something which…