28/10/2020
The public’s fascination with archaeology and its thirst to ask questions about how people lived in the past is well known. Local Plans have increasingly called for archaeological finds to... Read more
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21/10/2020
Well, what an uneventful year. I mean apart from us setting up an Archaeology team and an Edinburgh office; restructuring two of our London-based planning teams; winning Planning Consultanc... Read more
14/10/2020
The pressing need to deliver more affordable housing across our communities is accepted by most people, and it is becoming increasingly important as we plot our way through the pandemic and ... Read more
07/10/2020
These past six months have seen some of the fastest changes for a decade in the way we use employment floorspace. Online retailing has risen from 18% of spending in 2018 to 27% in August 202... Read more
30/09/2020
In October 2008, the SME housebuilder sector was decimated. It was not pretty, with 1-in-3 construction firms going bust and a 58% decline in the construction of new homes. The recovery proc... Read more
23/09/2020
During the current pandemic, many local authorities have been making alterations to roads and streets across the country to help encourage sustainable travel. However, these changes have not... Read more
16/09/2020
Despite the term, Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) are nothing new. Many of us still have the image of the post-war, ‘pre-fab’ era in mind which has tarnished MMC’s reputation for ... Read more
02/09/2020
At the start of the pandemic, many in the property and development industry had fears about the future of the country’s office, retail, leisure and hotel sectors once we were told to stay ... Read more
26/08/2020
Some of the most frequent questions we face as archaeologists revolve around a common theme; Why is archaeology underground? Did people live below ground in the past? Was the ground level mu... Read more