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Confirm for Street Lighting

Confirm from Siemens helps councils manage their street lighting assets more efficiently, supporting everything from inspections and maintenance to planning and reporting. The result...

Rayner pauses local government reorganisation

The government has dramatically paused local government reorganisation (LGR), in a move that is set to create even more uncertainty for local authority lighting...

From the edition – ‘A SANCTUARY TO SUPPORT AND UPLIFT THOSE LIVING WITH PARKINSON’S’

Immersive but also reassuring and calming lighting was central to the success of designer Arit Anderson’s award-winning ‘A Garden for Every Parkinson’s Journey’ at...

GN01 in first update since 2021

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...

More young women pursuing STEM careers, but work still to do – IET

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...

Council takes legal action to stop unofficial flags on columns

A county council has successfully taken legal action to prevent the informal attaching of flags to lampposts. Oxfordshire County Council gained a permanent injunction last...

LUCI and TALQ announce collaboration to drive smart city interoperability

Lighting organisations LUCI and TALQ have joined forces to support, and accelerate, the development of more sustainable and interoperable lighting solutions within smart cities. The...

ILP members urged to share best practice to complement updated Part D code

ILP members are being urged to contribute best-practice case studies to sit alongside the newly updated Part D of the Well-Managed Highway Infrastructure Code...

Burnham urged not to cut back infrastructure investment

Twenty-eight leading built environment organisations have signed a joint open letter urging Andy Burnham to maintain the UK's existing infrastructure plans when he arrives...

Council spends £8K in a year removing flags from columns – report

One council has spent £8,000 in the past year removing Union and St George's flags from its public places and lighting columns, it has...

From the edition – ‘INDUSTRIAL REVELATION’

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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Confirm for Street Lighting

Confirm from Siemens helps councils manage their street lighting...

Rayner pauses local government reorganisation

The government has dramatically paused local government reorganisation (LGR),...

From the edition – ‘A SANCTUARY TO SUPPORT AND UPLIFT THOSE LIVING WITH PARKINSON’S’

Immersive but also reassuring and calming lighting was central...

From the edition – ‘RAPID CHARGING’

Tower Hamlets’ roll out of residential EV charge-points has...

From the edition – ‘MEDCALF’S MEMO’

In her first Presidential update, Michala Medcalf reflects on...
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