Planning permission has been granted for ‘green’ warehouse developments at two sites in central London. Located in Brixton Hill and Greenwich, the schemes are some of the first to be implemented by Bloom and will transform under-utilised real estate into ultra-urban warehouses to enable businesses to thrive and become more sustainable.
A resolution to grant planning permission has been received for the demolition of an existing Jewson hardware store for a mixed-use, 25-storey residential tower at Ilderton Wharf, Southwark. The new development comprises three towers of nine, 23 and 25 storeys and will deliver 170 apartments, including 61 affordable homes and a replacement builders’ merchant on
Anesco Limited is on a mission to accelerate the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon future. To date, the company has designed and constructed 111 solar farms and 33 large-scale energy storage facilities, generating over 774MW of clean energy.
There is mounting evidence that pursuing a carbon-reduction programme is not only good for the planet, it is also good for business – encouraging innovation and opening up new opportunities, motivating and retaining employees, engaging suppliers and capturing the imagination and support of local communities. The Insight team caught up with Motion Transport Planner and
