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Seoul limits brightness of illuminated LED displays

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The city of Seoul has introduced South Korea’s first recommended standards for LED display brightness, its municipality has said. The South Korean capital’s metropolitan government...
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DW Windsor’s Harrison-Wallace takes on expanded role

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Congratulations to Simon Harrison-Wallace who has been promoted to the role of head of marketing, exterior lighting at Luceco Group. The role will be in...
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Promotion for CU Phosco’s Keith Henry

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CU Phosco’s Keith Henry has been promoted, the company has announced, adding head of telecoms to his existing role as general manager, Australia. Henry joined...
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Registration for Lighting Live Annual Conference now live

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Registration for the ILP’s Lighting Live Annual Conference in Birmingham has now opened. Taking place from 17-18 June at the Millennium Point in the city,...
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From the edition – ‘THIS IS SOMETHING WE WANT TO GET TRACTION ON’

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Amid growing industry concern around touch-potentials risk, the ILP is carrying out research into cross-pavement domestic electric vehicle charging solutions By Rob Baines When we’re talking...
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From the edition – ‘CHANGE IS COMING, AND COMING FAST’

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February’s Lighting Live Local Authority CPD event concluded with a fascinating panel discussion that considered how councils can capture, and maximise, revenue, the likely...
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From the edition – ‘LOOKING TO STRATEGY 2030’

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The ILP’s ‘Strategy 2026’ will be concluding at the end of this year. So, what will come next? ILP Chief Executive Justin Blades outlines...
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Eindhoven wins 2026 LUCI Association Cities & Lighting Award

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The City of Eindhoven in the Netherlands has been named as the winner of the LUCI Association’s Cities & Lighting Award 2026. The winning project,...
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Newspaper launches ‘crusade’ against streetlight dimming

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The Daily Express newspaper has launched a ‘Safer Streets crusade’ to ‘demand councils light up our streets to make them safer’. The campaign has been...
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Engineering ethical guidance updated to reflect impact, and risks, of AI

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The Engineering Council and Royal Academy of Engineering have published updated ethical guidance to “meet a new era of engineering challenges”. Their joint Statement on...
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Re:Lit reuse scheme set to close

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After more than 10 years of operation, the Re:Lit reuse and recycling project is officially closing.Michael Grubb, founder of the scheme, wrote on LinkedIn...
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Registration for the ILP’s Lighting Live Annual Conference in Birmingham has now opened. Taking place from 17-18 June at the Millennium Point in the city,...

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