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Two-thirds of women want better-lit streets at night

Nearly two-thirds of women (63%) want to see more lighting on streets to make them feel safer at night, government-backed research has found. The survey...

France’s Hervé Descottes honoured with American Academy Architecture Prize

French lighting designer Hervé Descottes has been awarded the Architecture Prize by the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the first time this prestigious...

York among European cities to join ‘Art of Darkness’ project

York has been named as one of 11 ‘follower cities’ joining the European ‘Art of Darkness’ project. It will mean the city, which is aiming...

CUBE SQUARED

When it came to lighting the iconic glass and steel ‘cube’ that is London’s One Paddington Square, a careful balance had to be struck...

LIFTING UP RETAIL

Michael Grubb’s Lift 109 lighting scheme within Battersea Power Station has now been complemented with a new scheme designed to link the retail space...

BUILD-UP TO CENTENARY SUMMIT

Last but very much not least of course, the build-up has well and truly started to this year’s special Centenary Lighting Summit in London...

REGISTRATION OPEN FOR CENTENARY SUMMIT

The build-up has well and truly started to this year’s special Centenary Lighting Summit in London from 18-19 June. The Summit is this year being...

Ground-breaking industry partnership to tackle skills gaps

The ILP’s Lighting Live event in February saw the announcement of a ground-breaking Memorandum of Understanding between the Institution, the Lighting Industry Association (LIA)...

‘THE POLITICAL EQUIVALENT OF TUMBLEWEED’

The government has published its response to the Lords Science and Technology Committee report into light and noise pollution. And it could hardly be...

Call for Centenary Summit papers!

The clock is ticking for ILP members and lighting professionals to submit papers to present at this year’s special Centenary Lighting Summit. The Summit is...

TOWN PLANNING

The government has outlined a new ‘Long-Term Plan for Towns’, including giving 55 towns £20m each. So, what might this mean for local authority...

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Two-thirds of women want better-lit streets at night

Nearly two-thirds of women (63%) want to see more...

France’s Hervé Descottes honoured with American Academy Architecture Prize

French lighting designer Hervé Descottes has been awarded the...

York among European cities to join ‘Art of Darkness’ project

York has been named as one of 11 ‘follower...

New senior environmental lighting specialist at WSP

Congratulations to Hannah Holmes, who has joined WSP as...

Gary Thornton to be Nulty’s first ever director of education

Global lighting design consultancy Nulty has appointed Gary Thornton...
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