More trees and less concrete: With the Local Bioclimatic Urban Plan, Paris becomes greener and more supportive

POSTED ON July 5, 2023 BY James Garry

Paris wants to offer 10 square meters of green spaces per inhabitant: there are 300 free hectares to create, primarily in poorer neighbourhoods

Paris wants to offer 10 square meters of green spaces per inhabitant: there are 300 free hectares to create, primarily in poorer neighbourhoods

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Climate Change award for NPF4

POSTED ON  BY James Garry

NPF4 was recognised for its aims to drive the country towards net zero

NPF4 was recognised for its aims to drive the country towards net zero

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Upgraded active travel path opens

POSTED ON June 30, 2023 BY James Garry

The core path in Edinburgh’s Granton Waterfront connects the heart of the neighbourhood with public transport links and shops along with Granton Beach

The core path in Edinburgh’s Granton Waterfront connects the heart of the neighbourhood with public transport links and shops along with Granton Beach

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Our Past, Our Future: The Strategy for Scotland’s Historic Environment

POSTED ON June 28, 2023 BY James Garry

Our Past, Our Future has been developed collaboratively and is collectively owned

Our Past, Our Future has been developed collaboratively and is collectively owned

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National Litter and Flytipping Strategy

POSTED ON  BY James Garry

The strategy sets out how to “drive behaviour change, improve infrastructure and strengthen enforcement”

The strategy sets out how to “drive behaviour change, improve infrastructure and strengthen enforcement”

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Revisiting Donald Appleyard’s study

POSTED ON June 27, 2023

When we talk about ‘Livable Streets’, this phrase was originally coined by Donald Appleyard

When we talk about ‘Livable Streets’, this phrase was originally coined by Donald Appleyard

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Coronation Gardens for Food and Nature

POSTED ON  BY James Garry

Coronation Gardens for Food and Nature is a three-year programme, which hopes to enthuse millions of people to grow their own food in wildlife-friendly gardens

Coronation Gardens for Food and Nature is a three-year programme, which hopes to enthuse millions of people to grow their own food in wildlife-friendly gardens

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Walking in the Footsteps of Time

Sat, 1 Jul 2023

Walking in the Footsteps of Time – Parade and Circular Walk

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What World Heritage Sites can do for you

Tue, 18 Jul 2023

Conservation at the edge of the Roman empire: what World Heritage Sites can do for you

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Your church your community

Tuesday, June 27

This interactive workshop will give an overview on developing a sustainable new future for church buildings

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