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From the edition – ‘HOW DO WE GET MORE OF THE SKILLSETS WE NEED?’

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The ILP surveyed local authority members over the summer to find out what was most keeping them awake at night. Skills, asset management, attachments,...
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From the edition – ‘CRAFTING A LIGHTING LEGACY’

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For the first How To Be Brilliant of the autumn, SEAM Design’s Marci Song discussed how to craft a build environment legacy as a...
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From the edition – ‘A CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET OF OUR FUTURE CITIES’

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A keynote speaker at the London and South East Region’s ‘Serendipity in Lighting’ event, Brian McGuigan outlined how column-based sensor technologies are transforming our...
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Architecture and engineering among worst for ‘periods penalty’ for women

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Architecture, engineering and the building trade are among the worst offenders when it comes to women feeling their progression and pay has been harmed...
Events

‘Stories with light’

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Award-winning lighting designer Michael Grubb has written a book, ‘Stories with Light’, with author and journalist Francis Pearce. The book, five years in the making,...
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London boroughs ‘under-prepared’ for PFI expiry

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Many London boroughs are not prepared for the expiry of their private finance initiative (PFI) contracts and may struggle because of a lack of...
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FROM THE EDITION – ‘JURY STILL OUT’

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The Society of Light and Lighting’s ‘Illuminating the Future’ conference in March considered the links between darkness, crime and safety, and lighting, with Sheffield...
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Study suggests blue-blocked LED better for psychiatric units

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Research has suggested that exposure to light without blue wavelengths may be beneficial to patients in psychiatric units. A study in the academic journal PLOS...
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‘WHY I DON’T LIKE DRIVING AT NIGHT’ (REVISITED)

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At last year’s Centenary Lighting Summit, and in September’s edition of Lighting Journal, Allan Howard outlined the factors driving growing concerns around vehicle headlight...
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LESS IS MORE

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Two years in, East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s innovative road safety and decarbonisation Live Labs 2 pilots are progressing at a pace – and...
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SEND pupils often keenest to go into tech-based careers – poll

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Young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) have a higher interest in technology-based careers than non-SEND pupils, research has suggested. The poll of...
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