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'Build, build, build' – Radical reform or empty rhetoric?

This week’s rallying cry from Boris Johnson looks to the construction industry to drive our recovery out of the COVID-19 crisis.

Social distancing – the key to a more accessible society?

Social distancing - it’s a term that never existed before, but one that we’re now all more than familiar with. But could it pave the way for better access for disabled people?

Secretary of State decision gives school final go ahead

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has given notice that they will allow the proposals to proceed following the approval at planning committee.

Marketing in a pandemic - dodging the arrows

Jo Bruce, Marketing Manager looks at Marketing through a pandemic and to the future as we head from pandemic to a new world order.

Workspace of the Future - Infographic

As we emerge from the COVID-19 lockdown, our thoughts turn to the future - will home/remote working become the new normal and are there business savings to be made?

Free Workspace Appraisal

With the growing trend, towards homeworking, we are offering a FREE appraisal of your office space, including an initial assessment of your current arrangements.

'Property Matters' - Video Blog

A series of video blogs on planning, development and commercial property.

Workplace of the Future

As we emerge from the COVID-19 lockdown, our thoughts turn to the future - will home/remote working become the new normal and are there business savings to be made?

Unanimous approval for new Cheltenham secondary school

Planning committee gives unanimous approval for new Cheltenham secondary school.

New Cheltenham school goes to Planning Committee

Plans put forward by Gloucestershire County Council to be considered by Planning Committee on Thursday 14th May.

Working in a new normal

In support of Mental Health Awareness Week, we've invited Carmen Roberts, Counsellor (FdA MBACP) to share her thoughts and offer advice on 'working in a new normal'.

Virtual planning committees become law

As the ability to hold virtual planning committees becomes post-coronavirus law, can local authorities rise to the challenge?