Building for biodiversity to create a greener future
Recent policy introduced in February on biodiversity net gain (BNG) has set out a new approach to development, building on the legally binding Environment Act introduced in 2022, to create better quality natural habitats wherever development takes place.
Read More2024 Spring Budget: Impact on the property sector
All budgets are political. In an election year, especially so.
For the Government, the Chancellor decided to call back an old friend to help him out: Prudence. Whilst he and those on the green benches around him wanted to make a bigger bang, Prudence was whispering in his ear. Want even bigger tax cuts? Sorry, but Prudence says no. (But she might be persuadable in the years ahead if you ask her back).
Read MoreBR Partners With Women’s Housing Charity In London
We are excited to announce today (8th March) that we have partnered with Brixton-based charity Housing for Women this International Women’s Day.
Read MoreWhy you need to be sustainable in event management
With business’ rising demands for PR campaigns, event management is increasingly becoming a vital service for PR agencies to offer their clients.
Read MoreWhat Is The Difference Between In-House PR And Agency PR
In our latest blog, Senior Account Executive Erin discusses how she found the swap to agency life having previously spent four years in-house at one of the largest estate agents in the country.
Read MoreBR meets… Eco Expert: Alicia Storie
At the first Sustainabuild Scotland Breakfast Club we had the pleasure of meeting Alicia Storie, founder of the Edinburgh based sustainable interior design studio AdesignStorie.
Read MoreIndustry trends to look out for in 2024
The world of PR is changing and more dynamic than ever before. As we head in the New Year, our team has pulled together its PR industry trends for 2024 – from the latest social media updates to the move towards more digital content and the return of face-to-face events.
Read MoreKey reflections on COP28 and a deal to remember
After two long weeks of negotiations, talks and global promises, COP28 draws to a close, with an agreement in place for the first time in COP history to transition away from fossil fuels within the next decade.
Read MoreGovernment plans to scrap nutrient neutrality rules but what does this mean for the housebuilder industry?
This week (23 October), reports suggested that the UK government has revoked plans to bring forward new legislation to change the nutrient pollution laws, which requires new developments to stop the level of phosphates and nitrates entering vulnerable watercourses and catchment areas.
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