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From the edition – ‘HISTORIC LEADERSHIP, DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AND PERSONAL FORTITUDE’

Past President, and the Institution’s first female President, Elizabeth Thomas was awarded with the Institution’s Centenary Medal at the Lighting Live gala dinner in...

From the edition –‘THE NEXT CHAPTER OF THE ILP WILL NOT BE ABOUT RESPONDING TO CHANGE –IT WILL BE ABOUT LEADING IT’

Michala Medcalf stepped up as ILP President at the Birmingham Lighting Live Annual Conference. Here is an abridged version of her Presidential speech. By Michala...

From the edition – ‘THE LIVE DATA WE’RE NOW COLLECTING IS UNBELIEVABLE’

Last month’s Lighting Live Annual Conference in Birmingham brought together ILP members for two days of high-level CPD, networking and engagement. At its heart...

Newspaper launches ‘crusade’ against streetlight dimming

The Daily Express newspaper has launched a ‘Safer Streets crusade’ to ‘demand councils light up our streets to make them safer’. The campaign has been...

Re:Lit reuse scheme set to close

After more than 10 years of operation, the Re:Lit reuse and recycling project is officially closing.Michael Grubb, founder of the scheme, wrote on LinkedIn...

Roll out of EV charging infrastructure continuing to accelerate

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...

Safety the key charging consideration for female EV drivers – poll

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...

Report on how cities are using lighting to transition to cleaner energy

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...

Ageing UK infrastructure needs ‘urgent’ investment – report

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...

Ministers urged to do more to tackle ‘perilous’ skills gaps in engineering

The government is being urged to address the “perilous” skills gaps and talent shortages still facing engineering. The call by the National Engineering Policy Centre...

Budget pledges £200m to accelerate EV charging roll out

Chancellor Rachel Reeves used today’s Budget to announce a multi-million-pound cash injection into accelerating the roll out of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Reeves told MPs:...

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From the edition – ‘HISTORIC LEADERSHIP, DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AND PERSONAL FORTITUDE’

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