Charterhouse School, Godalming
Charterhouse School, Godalming Charterhouse School, one of the top public schools in the UK, has been established on its current site near Godalming, Surrey since 1872. Many of the buildings on the 250-acre site date from this period, but the site has been regularly updated with new construction projects over recent years. The site of […]
Paddington Street, Westminster, London
Paddington Street, Westminster, London The Marylebone Low Emission Neighbourhood (LEN) initiative was established in July 2016 in partnership with Westminster City Council and local stakeholders; stretching across multiple streets, weaving in and out of cafes, gift shops, the bustling high street and overshadowed by the famous BT Tower. The programmes’ mission was to improve the […]
Cool Towns, Margate
Cool Towns, Margate Margate in Kent, on the Isle of Thanet in the south of England, is a historic seaside resort. Becoming popular during the Victorian times, this town exemplifies the typical coastal urban realm – with a mixed demographic, but an ageing population. In ancient times, the Isle of Thanet was truly an island, […]
Mountain Ash Medical Centre
Mountain Ash Medical Centre A new community medical centre in the Welsh town of Mountain Ash had been years in the planning; the existing two general practices were both located in premises which were no longer fit for purpose, and lacked suitable disabled access, so land was acquired in the town centre, close to the […]
Cwmbach, Wales
Cwmbach, Wales Cwmbach is a village near Aberdare in the county of Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales. Cwmbach means “Little Valley” in Welsh (Cwm = valley, Bach = little). With an approximate population of 5,000, the area is mostly known for its substantial coal mining industry. Passing through Cwmbach, the Glamorganshire canal enabled traffic to pass […]
Newmarket, Grosvenor Road
Newmarket, Grosvenor Road Grosvenor Yard Car Park is in the town of Newmarket, Suffolk, approximately 65 miles north of London. In late 2019, discussions were held between Anglian Water and West Suffolk Council to develop a long-term strategy for managing stormwater flows across Newmarket. As the regional water authority, Anglian Water was represented by Andy Bird and Emma Richardson […]
Fletton Quays, Peterborough
Fletton Quays, Peterborough Situated on the edge of the historic Fens, Peterborough has a rich heritage. Settled by man over 3500 years ago, with a cathedral dating back to AD655, there are plenty of reminders of the past, and recognising this, the City has many listed buildings including the old railway sheds and the 19th […]
All Saints CE Primary School, Newmarket
All Saints CE Primary School, Newmarket Newmarket is a market town in the English county of Suffolk, approximately 65 miles north of London. It is generally considered the birthplace of thoroughbred horse racing and a potential World Heritage Site. Being the largest racehorse training and breeding centre in the UK, Newmarket is home to most […]
Greener Grangetown
Greener Grangetown A Genuinely Innovative Answer to an Escalating Urban Water Management Challenge For many older cities and towns, sustainable water management has been steadily rising up the agenda for years. Existing ageing infrastructure built for a different era and population, coupled with increased hardscape areas and roads for today’s living means that drainage infrastructure in […]