Features & Opinions

Decarbonisation and Net Zero: Challenges for the UK housing sector

In September 2021, Campbell Tickell ran a webinar exploring what the challenge of Net Zero means for housing organisations and the people who manage them. Lots of great questions were submitted, but we didn’t have time to answer all of them. In this blog, Robert Kingsmill (RK), Partner at RESAM, answers some of them from his viewpoint, while Jon Slade (JS), Director, offers the CT perspective.

Communities Features & Opinions Headlines Housing

Feature: Why homeshare can be beneficial for older people

Built Environment Features & Opinions Headlines Housing

Rethinking retrofit: how to secure a low-carbon future without sacrificing air quality

Built Environment Communities Features & Opinions Headlines Regeneration

Feature: Is the 15-minute neighbourhood the latest in hyperlocal planning?

Built Environment COP26 Economic Development Features & Opinions Finance

Interview: CEO of Triodos Bank on COP26, net zero and divestment

Economic Development Features & Opinions Finance Headlines Regeneration

“Confetti but not clarity”: reaction to the Autumn Budget and Spending Review

Features & Opinions Housing

Feature: Campbell Tickell chats to the outgoing CEO of Clanmil

Built Environment Economic Development Features & Opinions

Feature: The majority of UK organisations will miss net zero targets

Built Environment Features & Opinions Headlines Local Government

Feature: What should local governments do after declaring a Climate Emergency?

To date, more than 300 local councils across the UK have declared a Climate Emergency. A number of them have aligned with the government’s goal to reach net-zero emissions by mid-century. But setting targets is only the start of the journey. If they are serious about it, they now need to take it to the next level and develop action plans to cut carbon emissions in their local area.