Channel Tunnel operator Eurotunnel has been fined £2.25m for health and safety failings when a lighting mast was dropped, resulting in serious injuries to...
Most Britons believe their home is electrically safe when in fact new data suggests otherwise.
The warning by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)...
Stalwart ILP member Nathan French has joined Charles Endirect as its new sales and marketing director.
Nathan, formerly of ASD Lighting, is a two-time past...
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...
During 2025, Lighting Journal is profiling lighting professionals who have upgraded their ILP membership. For February we spoke to WSP’s Rachel O’Connell about how...
Embedding individual control and ‘empowerment’ over lighting is the key to designing inclusive spaces that work for people who are neurodiverse. By doing this,...
The Grimaldi Building, the new headquarters of the charity The Royal National Institute of Blind People, has accessibility and inclusion at its heart –...
A report from the National Engineering Policy Centre (NEPC) has outlined how retrofit schemes can help to make indoor environments healthier, safer and more...
An online ‘Mental Health Check-In’ tool has been launched by Foothold, the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s Benevolent Fund, aimed at enhancing mental health...
DarkSky International has launched a range of free lighting policy templates for use by municipalities and local and regional governments to help them tackle...
Nearly three-quarters of women (72%) change their behaviour during the darker winter months when it comes to getting outside and staying active, a report...