Flood-risk data under the microscope
Motion Director, Neil Jaques, discusses why access to real-time intelligence may not be the answer for tight planning application deadlines.
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Seaside spend
Senior Engineer, Vicki Berg-Holdo, looks at the difficult choices ahead for allocation of coastal protection funds.
Active Travel England – the story so far
All planning applications exceeding 150 residential units, 7,500 square metres of floorspace or five hectares of site land now need to comply with guidance issued by the new statutory consultee, Active Travel England (ATE). Director Andrew Whittingham takes stock and reflects on the impact, four months after publication of the new guidance.
A collective effort is needed as a national crisis looms
Drainage expert and Motion Consultant, Richard Bettridge, sets out why urgent investment in infrastructure is the key to unlocking new homes and protecting the local environment.
