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Alex Bittiner joins BDP as senior lighting designer

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Congratulations to Alex Bittiner, who has started a new role as senior lighting designer at BDP London. Writing on LinkedIn, Alex said that he was...
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From the edition – ‘HOW CAN WE GET DRIVERS TO SLOW DOWN OUTSIDE OUR SCHOOLS?’

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Despite most schools having flashing twin amber warning signs, too many drivers still fail to slow down at pick-up and drop-off times. With 1,200...
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From the edition – ‘DIRECTION OF TRAVEL’

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Solar-powered road studs are reshaping the future of highway lighting. With the industry still playing catch-up on tackling the climate crisis, it is about...
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Two-thirds of women want better-lit streets at night

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

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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...
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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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Roll out of EV charging infrastructure continuing to accelerate

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Latest data from charge-point mapping service Zapmap has shown how the roll out of charging infrastructure is continuing to accelerate as more and more...
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Safety the key charging consideration for female EV drivers – poll

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Safety fears often shape where women choose to charge their electric vehicles (EVs), research has suggested. The poll of 339 female drivers of EVs for...
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Report on how cities are using lighting to transition to cleaner energy

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A research report has explored how cities across the world are using lighting to advance their climate and energy goals. The report, ‘A City Assessment...
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From the edition – ‘KEEPING LIGHTING LOCAL’

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The countdown is well and truly on for next month’s ILP Lighting Live Local Authority in Daventry. Registration is now open, so do book...
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Ageing UK infrastructure needs ‘urgent’ investment – report

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The government is being urged “urgently” to prioritise, invest in, and reform the management of the UK’s ageing infrastructure. The report by the National Engineering...
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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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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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