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Who'll benefit most from the transition to a smarter energy system - and who'll pay the price?
How to have a future energy system that is both smart and fair
17 September 2020
City Leap is a series of energy and infrastructure investment opportunities that represent a big step towards a cleaner, greener Bristol.
Democratising Bristol's City Leap Venture
9 September 2020
English planning already allows too much car-dependent and low-spec development focused on the needs (and profits) of developers rather than the people who live in there today and in the future.
Our thoughts about the government's proposed planning reforms
9 September 2020
Vacancy - Intern (Development & Communications)
3 September 2020
How local area energy planning can be ‘done well’
How local area energy planning can be ‘done well’
30 July 2020
Homes in Cambridge's innovative K1 development
Blog: Carbon offsetting – how to avoid the pitfalls
2 July 2020
Parish council responsibilities can include planning, traffic calming, community transport, street lighting, allotments, bridleways & footpaths, car parks, commons and open spaces, leisure, litter bins and street cleaning, tourism and youth projects
New carbon footprinting tool for parish councils
22 June 2020
Energise newsletter: Summer edition out now
Energise newsletter: Summer edition out now
18 June 2020
New online hub will make energy data more accessible
7 May 2020
WPD Social Indicator Map updated
14 April 2020
“More jazz than Mozart”
“More jazz than Mozart”
16 March 2020
Off-gas postcodes
Off-gas postcodes
5 March 2020
Derbyshire parish councillors getting involved in planning for a climate emergency at the workshop in the impressive Whitworth Centre, Matlock on 5 March
Climate emergency workshops for town and parish councils
4 March 2020
Understanding how Bristol can be carbon neutral by 2030
Understanding how Bristol can be carbon neutral by 2030
26 February 2020
The Bristol Environmental Sustainability Board, yesterday. The new strategy sets out the widespread and radical changes needed across the city and more widely to achieve net zero by 2030.
Bristol publishes first city-wide strategy to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030
26 February 2020
The 3rd edition is subtitled A guide to policy writing and community engagement for low-carbon neighbourhood plans
Neighbourhood planning guide
10 February 2020
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