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Safe, well-lit spaces at heart of revised planning rules for England

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The government has published revised planning rules for England, including the need for developers to be prioritising spaces that are safe, secure and inclusive...
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GN01 in first update since 2021

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By Allan Howard GN01 is the ILP’s most downloaded and referenced document and is a mainstay of all matters relating to obtrusive light across the...
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More young women pursuing STEM careers, but work still to do – IET

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Engineering is still struggling to attract female students, despite this week’s GCSE exam results showing that girls are excelling in STEM, the Institution of...
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From the edition – ‘INDUSTRIAL REVELATION’

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The regeneration – and re-lighting – of Bolton Town Hall is just the start of what is set to be a lighting masterplan-led transformation...
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From the edition – ‘DUFFIN’S DIARY’

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For his final update as ILP President, James Duffin reflects on an amazing lighting adventure in Finland, the first How To Be Brilliant of...
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Professional status can boost your salary as an engineer – survey

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Becoming professionally registered as an engineer can significantly boost your pay, a survey has suggested. The 2026 Salary Survey by the Engineering Council, in partnership...
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From the edition – ‘SHAPING THE FUTURE’

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Next month’s ILP Lighting Live Annual Conference is approaching fast. It is an opportunity to network, develop professionally and simply come together as an...
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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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Eurotunnel receives £2.25m fine for lighting mast accident

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Channel Tunnel operator Eurotunnel has been fined £2.25m for health and safety failings when a lighting mast was dropped, resulting in serious injuries to...
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‘Concerning’ confidence gap in home electrical safety, warns IET

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Most Britons believe their home is electrically safe when in fact new data suggests otherwise. The warning by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)...
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Plan for mirrors in space raises light pollution fears

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Researchers have warned that plans to install reflective mirrors in space and up to a million more satellites into low Earth orbit could have...
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