by Rick Simmonds | Apr 16, 2024 | Our News
Whilst we might have to wait until October for the drama of a general election (latest predictions give the Conservative party a 1% chance) – the London Mayoral election on May 2nd is likely to be a much closer-run contest. Or at least that’s...
by Rick Simmonds | Apr 3, 2024 | Our News
We all know that open and play space provides significant health and wellbeing benefits and are a pivotal part of creating sustainable places that people want to live, shaping the future of our communities. But despite clearly being incredibly important, are we doing...
by Rick Simmonds | Feb 27, 2024 | Our News
Somewhat late to the party, I recently watched Barbie (£1.99 on a popular streaming service!). As a young woman in my late twenties I, unsurprisingly, felt affinity with the themes of gender roles and equality portrayed in the film. However, what really got me...
by Rick Simmonds | Dec 19, 2023 | Our News
Sitting in an airport, bound for a festive family reunion with the in-laws, my thoughts wander to the release of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and its impact on Green Belt development. Recently, a defensive stance taken by the Department for...
by Rick Simmonds | Sep 12, 2023 | Our News
While the delivery of a parcel is often well received by the recipient, the idea of a distribution hub in their neighbourhood can evoke a less positive response. Often the greatest obstruction to delivery of a hub isn’t a technical matter, but misunderstandings at a...
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