Made in Britain: a marque who’s time has come.
My friends at P4 Fastel announced a few days ago that they have been accepted into the Made in Britain […]
Slavery in UK construction: and it involves you and me
.With 40.3 million victims in forced labour estimated by the Global Slavery Index, and an estimated 136,000 victims in the UK […]
ILP: Lighting Guide PLG23: Lighting for Cycling Infrastructure
I’m usually enthusiastic about better ways of lighting things . . . aren’t I? So why am I so reticent […]
I can see clearly now . . . thanks
Maybe its because I have yet another birthday in a few days time and the numbers are starting to get […]
When is a standard not a Standard?
Richard Hayes writes: Whenever I deliver the ICEL course on Emergency Lighting Legislation and standards for the LIA, I keep […]
Recolight: online marketplaces criticised for allowing WEEE non-compliance to flourish
The European WEEE Registers Network (EWRN) this week released a report that strongly condemns online marketplaces for the high level […]
Bad Business and The Supply Mesh
Up until the current health crisis I, like many of us, had been watching another crisis unfold at the Grenfell […]
The People Matter Charter: mind your PQQs!
Its reckoned that the UK construction industry needs over 150000 new entrants by 2021; this into an industry with a […]
Low energy? It’s not good enough
Low energy is no longer enough, we have to look forward to a truly sustainable industry. The lighting industry can […]
The Benefit of Brexit ( . . . what did he say??)
We’re entering a New Year – and I wish you all a happy and successful one. The general election is […]
Lighting – who ya gonna call?
I was talking with Peter Harrison, Technical Director at ILP, the other day. The conversation came round to all the […]
Emergency lighting obligations explained
Bad things happen, hands get wrung, promises are made – and then we quietly slide back into the same old […]
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