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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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DW Windsor’s Harrison-Wallace takes on expanded role

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Congratulations to Simon Harrison-Wallace who has been promoted to the role of head of marketing, exterior lighting at Luceco Group. The role will be in...
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Promotion for CU Phosco’s Keith Henry

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CU Phosco’s Keith Henry has been promoted, the company has announced, adding head of telecoms to his existing role as general manager, Australia. Henry joined...
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MPs criticise still ‘patchy’ access to motorway EV charging

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Despite access to electric vehicle charge points accelerating (see separate story), MPs from the influential Public Accounts Committee have criticised the government for the...
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Still long way off equality, argues survey on International Women in Engineering Day

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Women are still the most under-represented group in engineering and technology roles, making up just 16.9% of the workforce, latest data from EngineeringUK has...
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CIHT call for evidence on challenges around roll out of EV charging

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The Chartered Institute of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) has put out a call for evidence to consider the challenges faced in rolling out electric...
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Streetlights threatening bee populations – research

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Streetlights are among a range of emerging threats to bee populations, research has suggested. The study by academics at the University of Reading concluded artificial...
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New building safety standard launched

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A new standard for building safety has been launched by the Engineering Council. The new UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence and Commitment contextualised for...
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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...
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‘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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