by Liam Godfrey | May 5, 2026 | Our News
Expect a new acronym to dominate political discourse by the end of this week: NOC, otherwise known as No Overall Control. While NOC councils are not new, the national picture of ambivalence towards mainstream political parties is, and its local impacts were...
by Liam Godfrey | Apr 7, 2026 | Our News
We’re now just one month away from the 7 May local elections, when voters across the UK will elect new councillors and Members of the Scottish and Welsh devolved Parliaments in what promises to be a pivotal night for politics. At the last locals, Reform grabbed...
by Esra Yapar Seyhan | Dec 2, 2025 | Our News
Feathers in heritage circles were ruffled last month, when it was revealed that ministers had rejected Historic England’s advice to list buildings 10 times in the last five years. Eight requests were rejected by the current government, raising the familiar question:...
by Esra Yapar Seyhan | Nov 25, 2025 | Our News
What is the Historic Environment Record? The Historic Environment Record is commonly abbreviated as HER; if you hear archaeologists mention HER we are discussing work and not actually gossiping about someone. The HER is a vast database which is divided into two main...
by Esra Yapar Seyhan | Nov 18, 2025 | Our News
How often do you think about infrastructure? You use it multiple times a day – from water to sewage, power and transport – but how often do you think about it beyond your immediate needs being met? I bet you don’t – and that’s because it generally...
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