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Designing electronics that stand the test of time will be critical if we are to tackle the growing problem of e-waste, as James Rigg explains.
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Designing electronics that stand the test of time will be critical if we are to tackle the growing problem of e-waste, as James Rigg explains.
Working for consumer brand Melitta, Trojan Electronics in Swansea has rebuilt and repaired warrany returns to create almost 500 like-new bean-to-cup
The plans for Anglia Square. Photo: Weston Homes - Credit: Weston Homes The developer behind controversial £271m plans to redevelop Anglia Square in Norwich has today withdrawn from the High Court battle over the proposals and pledged to go back to the drawing board. The ambitious plan for the site has divided opinion, especially over the look of the proposal and a 20-storey tower block. It also included more than 1,200 new homes, a hotel, cinema, car parks and new shops. A High Court hearing was due to be held next month because developers Weston Homes and site owners Columbia Threadneedl...
Show Fullscreen Broadway Malyan’s Norwich proposal for Weston Homes Architect Broadway Malyan’s involvement in plans for a controversial redevelopment in central Norwich is hanging in the balance after the developer abandoned plans for a costly legal challenge against Robert Jenrick’s decision to reject it. Weston Homes announced today it was returning to the drawing board but said it would listen to feedback from all stakeholders before launching a “review of who will be used to create a future scheme”. It refused to commit to Broadway Malyan whose proposals for a 20-storey tower a...