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Our latest digital magazine is now available to read. Issue 4 features JS Pelland of Eland Cables, alongside new pieces on AI infrastructure, green goals, careers, cyber resilience, financial supply-chain risk, data, leadership, and marketing.
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Dean Moor Solar Farm has secured development consent approval today. The nationally significant project adds momentum to the UK renewable infrastructure pipeline as solar development faces planning, grid, land-use, and community scrutiny.
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Water capacity has unlocked almost 19,000 stalled housing units. A taskforce agreement involving Anglian Water and planning bodies moves developments closer to delivery across East Anglia, Lincolnshire, and the Home Counties.
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Always-on work habits are intensifying burnout across UK workplaces. New research shows rising role demands, constant availability expectations, and widespread mental exhaustion, increasing pressure on managers to redesign communication, workload, and recovery.
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Biodiversity Net Gain is becoming a measurable nature market now. Forecast transaction activity points to growing commercial value in habitat creation, land management, and planning compliance.
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Sainsbury’s is expanding facial recognition across stores before Christmas now. The rollout raises operational, privacy, customer trust, and staff safety questions for UK retail.
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RAM 2027 gives packaging producers a clearer compliance timetable now. PackUK’s updated recyclability methodology sharpens the link between packaging design, producer responsibility costs, and sustainability reporting.
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Nature finance is entering mainstream UK farming economics through lenders. Lloyds Banking Group and Wildfarmed have launched a fund designed to reward verified regenerative farming outcomes without taking land out of food production.
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Renewables generated more than half of UK electricity last quarter. DESNZ data show record wind output pushed renewable power to 53.1% of generation in the first quarter of 2026.
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Virgin Media O2 has set out a 2040 transition plan. The telecoms operator says its Green Transition Plan will cut emissions, strengthen climate resilience, and extend the life of technology.