The heat network revolution

Denbighshire Council held a special meeting to discuss responses to the consultation for the creation of a 230,000-acre national park within the Dee Valley National Landscape and did not support the proposal.

Eager to preserve the health of the lake, a group of nine partners has banded together to craft a list of 33 ways to tackle pollution and blue-green algae blooms.

Etonbrook Andrews has submitted a request for a screening opinion to the local authority, indicating its desire to bring forward seven industrial units across two parcels of the 22.8-acre site.

Property professionals from various sectors gathered together to explore best practice when it comes to low-carbon, energy-efficient developments.

Morgan Sindall Infrastructure, Costain, and Hochtief will make up the Infrastructure Delivery Partnership, which is set to support essential services for the nuclear plant’s decommissioning.

Cut through the net zero noise and leave greenwashing behind – this half-day conference is all about providing actionable insights on how to deliver genuinely low-carbon, energy-efficient, and biodiverse projects. Sustainability in Practice is a must-attend for those looking to build for the future.

Glyndŵr National Park would sit on 230,000 acres of land across Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Powys, and Wrexham according to its latest proposed map.

Antony Riozzi has joined the Chester-based ecology consultancy to lead its new water division, part of the company’s strategy to hit £100m in turnover by 2029.

Cumberland Council’s executive committee has confirmed the cash to Story Contracting, which is set to transform RSPB Hodbarrow Reserve and a former seaside rail line into a four-mile walking and cycle route, as well as create a visitor hub.

RWE Renewables wants to erect nine turbines up to 200 metres tall on the border of Denbighshire and Gwynedd.

Routes have been revealed for the 100-mile walking and wheeling network, which may eventually stretch from Dunham Massey as far as the foothills of the Pennines.

Cubico Sustainable Investments’ plan to install a battery energy storage system on 15 acres of Green Belt off Rochdale Road close to the wind farm has suffered a setback after the local authority moved to reject the plan.

Martin Lynch joins the modern methods of construction specialist from Seddon Construction, where he held senior commercial and management positions over the past five years.

Public sector organisations within the city region will be invited to apply for cash to deliver projects aimed at cutting emissions in schools, town halls, and some medical settings.

Nuclear Waste Services has appointed the builder on a four-year contract to deliver a range of site infrastructure for the Low-Level Waste Repository in Cumbria, which safely stores nuclear by-products.

Architect Levitt Bernstein, in collaboration with low energy specialist Etude, has developed a three-part document package for Greater Manchester Combined Authority, to help applicants comply with the joint spatial plan’s sustainability aims.

Cyan Lines will plug gaps in walking and cycling routes across Manchester and Salford in a bid to give the cities’ residents better access to nature.

The recently redeveloped 110,000 sq ft asset that sits off Altrincham Street within Bruntwood SciTech’s £1.7bn Sister masterplan has been given grade two-listed status.

A local development order would enable septic tanks to be replaced with modern package treatment plants without the need for planning permission – a move that would largely reduce the amount of phosphorus being discharged into nearby rivers.