Infrastructure | LocalGov


Cost of refurbishment scheme doubles to £40m 25/07/2024 Plans to refurbish and retrofit five council-owned housing blocks in Kent have more than doubled in price since they were agreed last year.
LGPS reform could unlock £40bn of infrastructure investment 24/07/2024 Reform of the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) could unlock £40bn of investment for infrastructure, an insurance company has estimated.
What councils need to boost EV charge point roll-out 02/07/2024 Shaun Quirk, the chief operating officer at charge point operator Believ, explains why the UK’s electric vehicle (EV) charge point roll-out has stalled and how he hopes the next government can support local authorities to scale up delivery.
NextGov: Resolving the housing crisis 28/06/2024 The Home Builders Federation’s (HBF) policy and external affairs manager, Laura Markus, discusses what the next government should do to tackle the housing crisis.
Planning officer boost needed to meet parties' housing goals 21/06/2024 A major boost to planning department resources would be needed to meet the housebuilding aims of any of the main parties, experts have said this week.
NextGov: What the next government should do for public EV charging 20/06/2024 Asif Ghafoor, CEO of Be.EV, looks at what the next government should do to boost the roll-out of EV charge points.
LGTAG guidance on home EV charging 19/06/2024 The Local Government Technical Advisers Group (LGTAG) has published new guidance on charging private electric vehicles (EV) on the public highway.
Questions raised over funding for housebuilding pledges 19/06/2024 A think-tank has warned that a lack of cash for affordable housing will make political parties’ ambitious housebuilding targets difficult to achieve.
Norfolk opposes 184km pylon scheme 14/06/2024 Councillors in Norfolk have objected to a National Grid proposal to construct an electricity transmission line across three counties.
260,000 social homes lost in a decade 10/06/2024 More than a quarter of a million social housing homes have been lost in England in the last ten years, analysis of government statistics has found.
Government advisers urge overhaul of infrastructure funding 16/05/2024 Councils should be given more funding to play a greater role in developing infrastructure projects, according to Government advisers.
Council faces court over busway deaths 10/05/2024 Cambridgeshire County Council has been served a court summons over three fatalities in separate incidents on its troubled guided busway.
‘Bleak’ future for social housing without investment 07/05/2024 Without extra funding, the future of England's social housing looks ‘bleak’, council bosses have warned.
Think-tank calls for regeneration funding overhaul 07/05/2024 Councils should be able to hold a regeneration account to more efficiently allocate capital for regeneration projects, a think-tank has argued.
Councils cut back housebuilding plans 03/05/2024 New research has found that 15 local authorities have recently cut the number of homes they intend to build over the next decade by at least 10%.
A40 park and ride site built – with no road to access it 23/04/2024 Oxfordshire County Council has almost finished work on an 850-space park and ride site, but delays mean it will not be in use for years.
Officers recommend refusal of Birmingham skyscraper plans 18/04/2024 Plans for a 42-storey skyscraper in Birmingham city centre have been recommended for refusal over heritage concerns.
Nottingham members back new Trent bridge 18/04/2024 Nottingham councillors have given the green light to what will be the first new crossing built over the River Trent in the city in more than 60 years.
Council charges for ‘fast-track’ planning service 03/04/2024 Residents in Epsom and Ewell can pay to have planning applications decided faster as part of a new council service.
Oxfordshire signs first scheme under new 'brownfield fund' 28/03/2024 Oxfordshire County Council is the first local authority to secure project funding through Homes England's Brownfield, Infrastructure and Land (BIL) Fund.
Norfolk caught in bitter battle over bats 27/03/2024 A council leader has launched an attack on Natural England after the environment watchdog effectively blocked a £274m road scheme due to its impact on bats.
VolkerFitzpatrick wins £38m Kent viaduct project 26/03/2024 Kent County Council has appointed VolkerFitzpatrick to design and build a highway crossing over a rail line and river near Canterbury.
'Grave concerns' over phone switchover 22/03/2024 UK mayors have expressed ‘grave concerns’ about the impact on vulnerable people of the planned phase out of the analogue phone system.
EV charge point rollout gets £185m boost 21/03/2024 Forty-four local authorities are set to receive a share of £185m to help accelerate the rollout of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
ALARM: Pothole-riddled roads need £16bn investment 19/03/2024 The condition of roads in England and Wales has continued to decline despite councils spending £143.5m filling in two million potholes this financial year.
Progress stalls on EV charge points 05/03/2024 Many local authorities have fallen significantly behind on their electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure plans, new research has found.
Councils support HS2 ‘green route’ 26/02/2024 A new active travel route from Birmingham to Coventry along the HS2 line is a ‘no brainer’, West Midlands mayor Andy Street has said.
£34m council land sale set for High Court 20/02/2024 The High Court will consider whether to review Hertfordshire County Council’s sale of a former airfield to a rail freight company.
‘Brownfield first’ reforms unveiled 14/02/2024 Councils in England will be told to prioritise brownfield development and be ‘less bureaucratic’ in their approach to building on previously developed land.
UK risks being stuck in EV ‘slow lane’ 06/02/2024 Government must do more to speed up the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) if it is to reach net zero, including extending charging infrastructure support.
Nearly 70% of EV owners unhappy with public chargers 01/02/2024 Nearly 70% of electric (EV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) vehicle owners who have used the UK’s public charging network have said they are unhappy with it.
Local plan review process ‘ineffective’ 18/01/2024 Reform is urgently required to improve the local plan review process and increase the number of up-to-date plans, according to new research.
EVs only ‘part of the solution’, public health directors warn 03/01/2024 Directors of public health have welcomed the Government’s zero emission vehicle mandate but warned electric vehicles are ‘just part of the solution’.
Review of 2023: a year in planning 20/12/2023 Karen Charles, executive director, Boyer (part of Leaders Romans Group), takes a look back at developments in planning policy over the last year.
Skills shortage ‘putting brakes’ on net zero 12/12/2023 The skills shortage is undermining efforts to reduce carbon emissions and effectively tackle the climate crisis, local authority leaders in London have warned.
£150k charging investment to support Hull’s EV transition 08/12/2023 Hull City Council has announced that it will invest £150,000 in new electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
Gov announces £70m charge point pilot 06/12/2023 The Government has launched a £70m pilot scheme to boost the rollout of ultra-rapid electric vehicle charge points in motorway service areas.
Tidal barrage could be new Wirral-Liverpool link 30/11/2023 A tidal barrage across the Mersey could provide a new link between Wirral and Liverpool, according to a report.
Autumn Statement: Councils to be able to recover planning costs 22/11/2023 Councils will be able to recover the costs of business planning applications in return for being required to meet faster timelines, Chancellor says.
Levelling Up Fund allocated 20/11/2023 The third round of the Levelling Up Fund has been awarded to unsuccessful bids from round two.
Autumn Statement 2023: Where does all the HS2 money go now? 20/11/2023 Jessica Bowles, director of strategic partnerships and impact at Bruntwood, discusses the future of Northern Powerhouse Rail.
New Bradford station 'one step closer' with £400k award 14/11/2023 The Department for Transport (DfT) has awarded Bradford Council £400,000 ‘to kickstart master planning’ on a new railway station.
Places must adapt for ageing population, says Whitty 13/11/2023 Places and infrastructure must be adapted to support an ageing population, particularly in rural areas, according to England's chief medical officer.
Commission calls for £30bn public infrastructure investment 18/10/2023 Government should invest £30bn a year into public infrastructure to level up struggling areas and tackle climate change, says infrastructure commission.
Local authority pension schemes invest £330m in renewables 13/10/2023 Six local authority pension schemes have agreed a multi-million-pound deal to invest in renewables projects in the southwest.
Labour to tackle 'antiquated planning system' 09/10/2023 Labour has pledged to overhaul the planning system in a bid to ease the progress of infrastructure projects.
Sinkhole swallows up bin lorry 06/10/2023 An investigation has been launched after a refuse collection vehicle in North Wales was partially swallowed up by a sinkhole.
Place directors under ‘immense pressure’ publish strategic objectives 03/10/2023 Place directors have called for action on planning, infrastructure and the environment, including a financial regime enabling councils to build more affordable and ‘climate-ready’ homes.
County areas behind on EV charging 28/09/2023 The number of publicly available electric vehicle (EV) charge points in England’s county and rural areas lags ‘far behind’ major towns and cities, according to a report.
Cornwall exceeds EV charger installation target 26/09/2023 Cornwall has installed 184 electric vehicle charge points as part of a plan aimed to improve coverage in rural parts of the county.
Unions call for £4bn investment in school estate 26/09/2023 In response to the RAAC crisis, trade unions have written to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urging him to invest £4.4bn per year to improve the school estate.
Increasing number of high-rises causing ‘longstanding harm’ 12/09/2023 A heritage charity has called for a rethink on the proliferation of high-rise buildings across Manchester.
Ministers fear public building disruption after school closures 07/09/2023 Some ministers fear disruption and huge costs if public buildings with RAAC are held to the standards the Department for Education set by closing schools.
Manchester charges forward with 200 EV connectors 05/09/2023 Plans to install 200 electric vehicle charging connectors in Manchester are gathering pace as the city council looks to help residents switch to cleaner cars.
Gloucestershire to roll out 1,000 EV chargers 24/08/2023 Gloucestershire County Council is set to begin the rollout of 1,000 electric vehicle charging points at the end of this month.
Majority of councils do not have on-street EV charging strategy 15/08/2023 More than 70% of local authorities do not have a published strategy in place for residential on-street charging for electric vehicles (EV).
MPs launch electric vehicle (EV) inquiry 09/08/2023 An inquiry into electric vehicles (EVs) has today been launched to help the Government better understand how the UK will reach net zero.
Pace of EV charger installation by councils a ‘real concern’ 31/07/2023 Poor investment at a local level means private investment will be required to meet a target to install 300,000 public EV chargers by 2030, law firm says.
Harlow Council seeks injunction over missing community facilities 27/07/2023 Harlow Council said it has applied for an injunction against the three housebuilders of a new development who have failed to provide community facilities.
The River Thames Scheme: infrastructure to deliver a greener future 26/07/2023 Carolyn McKenzie, director of Environment at Surrey County Council, discusses how the River Thames Scheme will respond to the challenges of climate change.
Government concessions over infrastructure levy 19/07/2023 The Government has offered concessions on its planned infrastructure levy in the face of opposition from the House of Lords.
Thames Water fined millions over roadwork problems 03/07/2023 London councils fined Thames Water more than £12m for late or badly managed roadworks over a five-year period, according to data obtained by the Green Party.
Car park design in the 21st century 16/06/2023 Chris Whapples, Institution of Structural Engineers, looks at what local authorities need to consider when thinking about parking standards.
Scrap proposed infrastructure levy, council chiefs say 16/06/2023 Council leaders, developers, and others have written to levelling up secretary Michael Gove criticising the Government’s proposed infrastructure levy.
London boroughs agree first infrastructure framework 17/05/2023 All 33 local authorities across London have agreed an infrastructure framework on a cross-party, pan-London basis for the first time.
Number of public EV charge points up 3,000 05/05/2023 The number of public electric vehicle (EV) charge points increased by over 3,000 in the first quarter of this year, up 8% compared to the start of January.
Energy Efficient High Mast Lighting for UK City of Culture 25/04/2023 CU Phosco work with Balfour Beatty to replace Coventry’s high mast lighting, saving 30% energy with a payback period of less than four years.
Planning system 'holding back' major infrastructure projects 19/04/2023 The planning system is holding back the building of major infrastructure projects, according to a new Government-commissioned report.
Hackney Council to roll-out 2,500 chargers 30/03/2023 Hackney Council has signed a contract with charging specialists Zest to provide and operate its charge point roll-out of 2,500 fast and slow chargers.
DfT shaves local funding from £400m charge point announcement 30/03/2023 Ministers appear to have cut Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) funding to local authorities by tens of millions over the next two years.
Austerity made country poorer, think tank says 30/03/2023 The UK’s long-term failure to invest in transport, housing, healthcare and local services has made Britain poorer, according to the Resolution Foundation.
Surrey CC begins roll-out of record 10,000 EV chargers 23/03/2023 EV owners in Surrey will soon have access to 10,000 public chargers as the council announces the largest deployment of charge points by a UK local authority.
Number of ‘substandard’ bridges falls to 3,090 17/03/2023 The proportion of council-managed road bridges classified as ‘substandard’ has fallen slightly over the past year despite local authority budget limitations.
Hunt stumps up tens of billions for infrastructure 15/03/2023 The chancellor has announced 'up to' £20bn for carbon capture and storage, alongside a new round of funding for city regions and £1bn for Levelling up.
Council pension fund managers support social investments 15/03/2023 Most local government pension fund managers support investment that can achieve positive social benefits as well as financial returns, according to a survey.
Suffolk CC to invest nearly £11m in new bridges 14/03/2023 Suffolk County Council is investing almost £11m into delivering two new bridges and a raft of regeneration projects.
‘Highest performing’ active travel councils named 13/03/2023 Leicester and Nottingham councils have been rated as two of the highest performing local authorities in the first ever Government review of active travel.
EV streets for all 09/03/2023 Dr Chao Long, a researcher at Cranfield University, argues that local government urgently needs data on EV use in order to avoid mistakes around funding.
Digitisation must not lead to ‘two-tier society’, auditor says 09/03/2023 Spending on internet infrastructure must be balanced with measures to prevent creating a two-tier society when it comes to services, Welsh government says.
Planning overhaul needed for climate change ‘resilience’, think tank says 08/03/2023 Successfully adapting to climate change will need an overhaul of the planning system to create measurable local targets, according to researchers.
Councils should become primary provider of childcare, survey finds 06/03/2023 Councils should become the primary provider of state-subsidised childcare designed to get parents back to work and boost productivity, a new survey has found.
Pedestrian falls cost taxpayers up to £500m a year 01/03/2023 Pedestrian falls on dangerous pavements potentially cost taxpayers up to £500m a year, a new report has revealed.
District chiefs welcome proposed planning fee boost 01/03/2023 District council leaders have welcomed a proposal that could see an increase in planning fees to help over-stretched local planning departments.
Counties’ infrastructure funding faces cuts, report claims 28/02/2023 Funding for infrastructure in county areas could be cut under new planning reforms, council leaders have warned.
Government releases planning reform 'action plan' 24/02/2023 The Government has published an Action Plan setting out reforms to the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIP) regime.
Councils urged to plan better for floods 21/02/2023 Planning experts have called on local authorities to do more to embed climate resilience into new developments and local plans.
Charge point roll out gets £56m cash injection 21/02/2023 Sixteen councils are set to benefit from a £56m injection of cash aimed at driving forward the roll out of thousands of new EV charge points.
The SWARCO team wins big at the 2023 E-Mobility Awards 15/02/2023 SWARCO Smart Charging won awards in two categories – EV Service Team of the Year and EV Network Operator of the Year – at the 2023 E-Mobility Awards.
Charity calls for ban on pavement parking to improve accessibility 09/02/2023 People with disabilities struggle to move around their communities due to ‘inadequate infrastructure’, a sustainable transport charity has found.
Seven bids win £30m decarbonisation cash 26/01/2023 Ministers have announced the seven projects that will receive a share of £30m under the ADEPT Live Labs 2: Decarbonising Local Roads programme.
Council's £100m fight against potholes pays off 25/01/2023 Gloucestershire County Council’s plan to spend £100m over four years improving the quality of its roads is already paying off, the highway authority has said.
Khan faces new pushback over ULEZ expansion 20/01/2023 A London council has vowed to continue its fight to delay the expansion of the capital’s ultra low emission zone (ULEZ).
Council’s £8m EV programme branded a ‘fiasco’ 11/01/2023 York Council’s EV programme has been branded a ‘fiasco’ after it spent £8m on a fleet of EVs without having the right charging infrastructure fully in place.
EV charging: An alternative strategy 06/12/2022 From earning money to making use of wind power, Colin Townend outlines the benefits of overnight home charging.
Transforming Dorset’s planning system as a new unitary authority 02/12/2022 Cllr David Walsh, portfolio holder for planning, Dorset Council looks at how levelling up opportunities for infrastructure improvements are put into practice.
Funding request to rescue inflation-hit City Deal 30/11/2022 Derry City & Strabane DC is to request more funding to back its £250m City Deal as inflation threatens to force planned projects to be scaled back.
Flood plans should touch on surface risks, councils told 22/11/2022 Local authorities must do more to prepare for flash flooding as official figures reveal tens of thousands of homes are built in at-risk areas.
Autumn statement: Investment zones ‘refocus’ in Autumn Statement 17/11/2022 Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has binned ‘existing expressions of interest’ from councils to set up investment zones as the Government moves to ‘refocus’ the programme.
Autumn Statement: Northern Powerhouse Rail to be 'core' only 17/11/2022 The chancellor Jeremy Hunt has confirmed hopes for Northern Powerhouse Rail (NPR) to be completed in full have been dashed.
Shift towards public and destination EV charging presents opportunities for local authorities 16/11/2022 Cecilia Routledge examines how can local authorities take advantage of the growing demand for public EV charging.

Weakening financial sustainability arrangements

Paul Dossett, head of local government, Grant Thornton UK, discusses financial sustainability and raises concerns about the viability of a number of councils.

Interview: Fighting climate change in court and as a councillor

Fresh from a landmark legal win said to have ‘fundamentally changed’ the planning landscape around fossil fuels, Sarah Finch chats to LocalGov about her experience taking action on the climate – both in the courts, and as a councillor.

Most Popular News

GMB accepts local government pay offer

‘Spreadsheet issue’ led to 6.5k vote election declaration error

Care sector needs 540,000 workers by 2040

South East Councils calls for ‘seat’ at the devolution table

Council launches ‘urgent review’ after Harehills riot

New Products

CU Phosco introduces PhosLink

New Advanced CPD Set to Combat False Fire Alarms

Vent-Axia Launches its Next Generation Revive Fan Offering Social Housing Greater Efficiency

Connected Urban: CU Phosco Lighting set to revolutionise Smart City Infrastructure with Innovative Smart Pole launch

New partnership helps local authorities plan active travel and low carbon projects

Glasdon Jubilee™ Duo 220: Combining the Best of Both Worlds

Handy to launch partnership with AVA pressure washer specialist at Glee

New front door opening litter bin

New safeguarding software to transform collaboration between councils and schools

Cadcorp SIS 9.1 released

Vent-Axia launches Net Zero Retrofit Solution for social housing

Vent-Axia’s new Lo-Carbon Calido combats mould and recovers heat

Collecting Food Waste with XL Bin

Innovative and versatile people counting

Tough Patch® repairs dangerous pothole on M180

Vent-Axia’s Tempra Tackles Condensation and Mould and Energy Bills this Winter

Transforming the helpdesk experience in local government

Stand-alone cycle and e-scooter counting from Traffic Technology Ltd

Hydro International unveils the next-generation modular Downstream Defender® Select

Leading air quality monitor now with gas sensors

HAVSPRO heralds a unique game changer in effective workforce protection

The Costs of Dealing with Housing Disrepair Claims can Dramatically be Reduced

New Early Pay Product to Help Local Authorities Support Small Businesses

Bradshaw releases third-generation T800

WPS launches new open and adaptive parking solution at Intertraffic 2022

APT SKIDATA launches Charge, an integrated park and EV charging solution

XL Litter Bin to collect more waste

Over Unwanted Sound? Siderise Launches Mullion Overclad System

New and improved Toro mower for greater productivity

Supporting net zero ambitions: New solar PV enhancement from Marley

Nordic Copper Defines a New Generation of Finnish Libraries

Siderise launches masonry passive fire protection package

UltraCrete launches innovative installation aid

Panasonic’s new Smart Multi-site Control Solution provides advanced HVAC control and management

Innovative technology for face-to-face meetings

Case Studies

Plans to boost Teesside Freeport vehicle and access approved

Public sector productivity hampered by payroll and HR software limitations

Acrospire make Prittle Brook Greenway safer with solar-powered pathway lights

Newport's Historic Town Bridge Lighting Restored with Energy-Efficient LED Upgrade

Reviving Poole's Heritage: Illuminating the High Street

Historic Seawall Lights Enhanced with Modern Efficiency Delivering Over 50% Energy Savings

Vent-Axia's Heat Save Helps Hillingdon Council with Carbon-friendly Makeover

Beyond Ventilation: Why Air Purifiers Are Essential for Healthier Schools

Vent-Axia's Heat Recovery Retrofit Solution is the perfect fit for Almond HA

StoSilent Direct system brings Oxford College acoustics up to date

UltraCrete improving road safety near Shrewsbury

Sto rainscreen cladding system streamlines construction at Blar Mor

Mid Devon Housing: Improving fire safety in communal areas

Advanced’s EvacGo Evacuation Alert System Helps Keep Residents Safe

South Ayrshire increase recycling rates in parks

Acrospire Helps Vale of Glamorgan Council Reduce Carbon Footprint with Energy-Efficient Heritage Lighting

Dover District Council, LEDs Ltd and CU Phosco Lighting Partner to Create Safer, Greener Streets

London Borough of Redbridge adopts user-centred online housing repairs service

Jersey selects BridgeHead’s HealthStore® to manage medical images

Energy Efficient High Mast Lighting for UK City of Culture

Active Light

Milton Keynes City Council offsets rising energy prices with Telensa smart street lighting

Building vibrant local economies

MICHELIN’s Connected Fleet leads to nearly 50% drop in engine idling

Evacuation alert system from Advanced helps protect residents in Merseyside social housing

UltraCrete prevents dangerous accident in Carmarthen

Decarbonising the UK's housing stock – a practical example

Tough Patch® saves Ringway Jacobs time and money

UltraCrete repairs troublesome chamber on busy London road

City of York tackles congestion and pollution with Alchera Technologies

Panasonic Heats Renovated Chapel in Devon with Unique Air Source Heat Pump & Fan Coil Solution

A DLUHC-funded PropTech win uses 3D images and voice technology to bring local planning into the modern age

Protecting Cumbria’s dark skies – a collaborative effort between Thorn Lighting and Cumbria County Council

Adur & Worthing Councils verify property discounts and exemptions using Aspire

Warwickshire Pub Installs Panasonic nanoe™ X to improve indoor environment

Milton Keynes Council automate completion notice issuing process

Wandsworth Council leads the charge on EV infrastructure

Mortar Buoy® increases speed and saves money

Greater Manchester bus network drives into the digital age

Boosting local retail - three more local authorities sign up to Local Rewards scheme

Norwich City Council Awarded for Innovative Approach to Tackling Rising Debt Concerns

21st Century upgrades passenger information across the East Midlands

APT SKIDATA Wins Contract to Upgrade Seafront Car Park in North Ayrshire

Places for People rolls out new technology in the management of damp in homes

Document automation saves TfL payroll team 160 days' admin time per year

Leading by example: The City of London Corporation specifies FORS in supply chain contracts

Vent-Axia’s Lo-Carbon PoziDry Compact Pro Combats Mould in Housing Association Property

Innovative Highways Alliance brings benefits to roads & residents

Thorn Lighting Isaro Pro luminaires provide the perfect solution for the Safer Streets Fund Initiative

Essex County Council completes first stage of digital transformation journey

St Helens MBC: Dream team looks to a bright future

New Harold Wood Station plaza opens

Essex County Council selects Telensa for the next stage of its smart streetlight project

New open data portal presents a bigger picture of Stockport residents

Wales delivers a first for technology-enabled care through Covid response

New Otterbine restores fountain to former glory at Newquay Boating Lake

How £1.3bn Metro tuned into digital radio comms

Company Anouncements

Award-winning Caseload Manager outperforms expectations, as tenancies under management near one million

CU Phosco Launches New Affordable Asset Finance Options

Vent-Axia is Committed to Improving Indoor Air Quality on Clean Air Day

UltraCrete wins Employment and Skills Award at RSTA Annual Conference

UltraCrete partners with Salford City College

Acrospire Unveils 'Solar HonestyTM' Initiative

East Herts DC selects Cadcorp for advancing digital planning services

Vent-Axia Sentinel Apex Scoops CIBSE Air Quality Award

Cardo Group provides insight into how valuable Frameworx is as a procurement solution

360 Vision Technology’s Invictus TX wireless camera selected for Heritage site

Bringing Energy Efficiency to Suffolk's Historic Streets

CU Phosco Lighting achieves outstanding 2.9 TM66 score

Acrospire donate solar-powered luminaires to Bishops Castle Council

Matrix launches refreshed Milestone offering to Pave the Way for Public Procurement Reform in the UK

CU Phosco Lighting announce cost-savings on new and improved traditional lighting range

Airtech Supports Radon Awareness Week

Vent-Axia Welcomes Updated PAS 2035

Triple Award Shortlisting Shows Vent-Axia’s Commitment to a Lo-Carbon Future

Four local authorities appoint Propeller Powered for compliance management overhaul

CU Phosco Lighting Offer Dream Trip to Australia in 100th Anniversary Celebration

Vent-Axia supports Clean Air Day

Revolutionising ground source heat pump deployment at scale

BridgeHead’s HealthStore® Wins 2023 MedTech Breakthrough Award

Ascendant Solutions gets royal seal of approval

Vent-Axia’s Heat Recovery Retrofit Solution shortlisted at the Unlock Net Zero Awards

Seven senior public sector figures given seats at framework provider’s top table

Aico host webinar on A Spotlight on Damp and Mould with The Housing Ombudsman

Going Green with Ground Source Heat Pumps

Vent-Axia celebrates global recycling day and improves indoor air sustainably

Metric appoints new head to drive launch of unique software solutions

Matrix appoints Roger Clements as first CMO to lead transformational growth

The SWARCO team wins big at the 2023 E-Mobility Awards

Liberty Charge invests in senior management team

Be Part of a Net-Zero Future – BEIS-funded training available through the Retrofit Academy

Voicescape appointed by Hartlepool Borough Council after raft of revenue and benefits wins

Airtech Offers Social Housing Landlords Expert Advice and Help to Tackle Mould

Automation of Property Assessments to drive more RV for UK Councils

Domus Ventilation’s Solis Air Brick wins London Construction Awards

Airtech Gives 5 Important Radon Facts to Support Radon Awareness Week

Saltare Secures Listing for Early Pay on Crown Commercial Service’s G-Cloud 13 Procurement Framework

How Middlesbrough Council increased engagement rates by 59% of residents in Council Tax arrears

Airtech Offers Condensation and Mould Advice to Landlords as Energy Crisis Looms

New cost of living crisis research calls for change to public sector financial support

Hugh James appointed to new Public Sector Legal Services framework

VWV Wins Place on Crown Commercial Service's Public Sector Legal Services Framework

Virtru data protection solutions approved for G-Cloud 13 Framework

The future of EV charging in Wales: Making experience count

Truvelo positions for market growth with new sales appointment

DESKO scanners dominate market with regard to image resolution

Faster, Safer, Building Evacuations with Advanced Dynamic Safety Signage

‘Debt-tech’ experts Trustfolio to offer Local Authority creditor teams free trial of first-of-its-kind debt management platform

Crowdguard expands into semi-permanent terror protection with Unafor partnership

Ricardo develops new dataset to help tackle the climate emergency

New top team for public sector framework provider

Panasonic and Schneider Electric partner to expediate the future of heating

TrustID certified as an Identity Service Providers (IDSP) for digital identity checks

Flexible salary sacrifice will help local authorities reach net zero

ESPO and AO team up to provide compliant route to top tech range

Fellowes champions IAQ in education with the clean air for classrooms initiative

Customers to benefit as Amberol and Leafield Environmental join forces

Zutec Digital Cladding Remediation Solution Now Available for Housebuilders, Developers and Owners

UltraCrete and Telent join forces to tackle failed ironwork

Vent-Axia Shares Tips to Love your Lungs and Stay Healthy this Clean Air Day

SWARCO companies from across the UK & Ireland come together at Traffex 2022

APT SKIDATA to demonstrate digital transformation in parking at Parkex 2022

Local Resilience adds Debfibrillator Management Process to pre-built Procedures

Panasonic Exhibiting at Housing 2022

Cadcorp launches new hosted Data Service

Bringing logical cloud-based collaboration to the Public Sector

Triple Point announces new £8m revolving credit facility for MLL Telecom

Social Housing Building Regulations Webinar to Set Out Changes to Ventilation in Existing Homes

Tavistock Relationships offers local authorities Reducing Parental Conflict Training

PayByPhone announces new global and UK leadership structure as the business continues to grow

Alliance Leisure Retains Position As Lead Development Partner On Third Generation UK Leisure Framework

Vemotion showcase latest live video streaming products at Security & Policing

York-based fulfilment business works with Sainsbury’s to bring new grocery voucher to market

Bring your course to life at night with Otterbine's lighting systems

New brand gives boost to long-established bridge parapet manufacturer

Designed to Meet the Demand for Safe and Sustainable Interim Housing

Tempest Resourcing Wins Place on Local Government Resourcing Partnership Framework

Local Authorities Now have Access to Premium Parking Solutions on a Subscription Basis

ENVIROVENT’s ventilation solution CHOSEN for ‘homes OF the future’ PILOT

SWARCO Smart Charging Named as GreenFleet’s Charging & Re-fuelling Infrastructure Provider of the Year

UltraCrete launch industry-leading accreditation scheme

Irwin Mitchell boosts planning and environment department with two new appointments

Electric Vehicle Goupil Range Helping Local Authorities Support Their Green Agenda

Vent-Axia Welcomes Housing Ombudsman’s Report on Damp and Mould

Red Stag driving towards carbon-neutral pothole repairs across UK

Sir Robert McAlpine – building a quality supply chain with FORS

Fimatix appoints head of User-Centred Design in expansion of its practice

Caution Your Blast Announces Rich Cassidy as New Head of People and Delivery

Airtech Urges Everyone to Take Action this Radon Awareness Week

Treat the family more for less this Christmas with £245* worth of savings for public servants from Boundless

Liberty Charge seeks to address on-street charging deficit with fully-funded solution

Telensa first to demonstrate that the open standard protocol, TALQ2, enables interoperability at scale

SWARCO Smart Charging enhances its public sector offering with senior appointment

Airtech Helps Landlords Meet Their Duty of Care and Tackle Condensation and Mould

Call for entries: Panasonic celebrates excellence in HVAC+R projects with 4th European PRO Awards 2021

Four more local authorities sign up to Local Rewards scheme to boost local retail

Toro fleet expansion for CGM Group

Power Roll’s rooftop solar offers councils a viable alternative to greenfield sites

Vemotion Viewer App now with automated Real-time Incident Alert & Review

Airtech Supports Landlords to Help Protect their Residents from Radon this Summer

Celebrating a decade of gold standards and stronger supply chains

Premier Modular wins place on £330m public sector building framework

New leasing company helps councils tackle the climate crisis

PayByPhone continues rapid growth across UK

Open Booking API for the sport & leisure sector to undergo further testing

Fitness Instructor, Full-Time (Teddington)

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth

Starting salary £24,684pa

Fitness Inst... Teddington

Recuriter: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth

Director of Economy

York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority

£95,050 - £105,438 plus relocation package

This is an unrivalled career opportunity for an ambitious and experienced leader at a pivotal point in our history. Northallerton, North Yorkshire

Recuriter: York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority

Head of Legal (Monitoring Officer)

£73,755-82,065 plus relocation package

This is an unrivalled career opportunity for an ambitious and experienced leader at a pivotal point in our history. Northallerton, North Yorkshire

Recuriter: York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority

Programme Administrator / Business Support - London Borough of Culture Team

£32,955 - 39,933 per annum

Recuriter: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth

Executive Assistant - London Borough of Culture Team

£32,955 - £42,525 per annum

Recuriter: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth

Partner Content

Circular highways is a necessity not an aspiration – and it’s within our grasp

Shell is helping power the journey towards a circular paving industry with Shell Bitumen LT R, a new product for roads that uses plastics destined for landfill as part of the additives to make the bitumen.

Support from Effective Energy Group for Local Authorities to Deliver £430m Sustainable Warmth Funded Energy Efficiency Projects

Effective Energy Group is now offering its support to the 40 Local Authorities who have received a share of the £430m to deliver their projects on the ground by surveying properties and installing measures.

Pay.UK – the next step in Bacs’ evolution

Dougie Belmore explains how one of the main interfaces between you and Bacs is about to change.