Moment in the sun
More and more businesses are turning to photovoltaic panels to reduce their energy costs and carbon footprint.
Sewell Facilities Management look at the benefits and drawbacks of solar energy.
Hi everyone,
Welcome to the November edition of our newsletter, with all the latest updates on what’s been going on in our estates businesses.
Although lots of people are now counting down to Christmas, we’re still hard at work with some fantastic projects in the pipeline and coming up to completion.
In this edition, learn how the Humber Freeport is attracting attention from government, read more about solar energy from our FM team or about how health can save our high streets, and watch students from Ron Dearing UTC get creative in their new STEAM studios.
Want to know more? Drop me a line, I’m always up for a chat!
Best wishes, Jo
More and more businesses are turning to photovoltaic panels to reduce their energy costs and carbon footprint.
Sewell Facilities Management look at the benefits and drawbacks of solar energy.
Compiling your Primary Care Network (PCN) toolkit is only the start. Citycare are helping Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) to interpret the vast amounts of data which will allow them to make informed investment decisions.
November saw the return of The Waterline summit, the Humber’s largest decarbonisation event, where businesses large and small come together with academics, industry experts and young people to learn, and discuss how we can all tackle climate challenge.
"The path to net zero has to go through the Humber”
Sewell Construction have completed their refurbishment of Hull’s former Central Fire Station, turning the disused building into creative studio space for Ron Dearing UTC.
Both our health services and high streets are facing difficult times. But can health care facilities help revitalise the country’s ailing town centres? Community Ventures’ Director of Consultancy Jonathan Turner explores the subject.
It’s been quite a year so far for I&G. Completing one of their most complex build programmes to date has been just one of a series of highlights for the team.
But who are I&G, and what do they do?