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Finding safe paths through suburbia - Vimarsana News

Finding safe paths through suburbia

The post-WWII suburban settlement pattern assumes and reinforces car travel as the default transport choice for its residents. Do such settlements have a future when the temporary energy bonanza of the past 100 years falters? And can residents of suburbia begin to create that future today?

Stephen Good brings construction expertise to Just Transition Commission - Vimarsana News

Stephen Good brings construction expertise to Just Transition Commission

Several new members have been added to Scotland’s Just Transition Commission bringing expert knowledge of the big changes underway to reduce carbon emissions in Scotland’s transport system, buildings, construction industry, land use, and farming. The independent expert advisory grou

New NI Path To Net Zero Energy Strategy Announced | Northern Ireland News, 17/12/2021 - Vimarsana News

New NI Path To Net Zero Energy Strategy Announced | Northern Ireland News, 17/12/2021

To Secure Clean And Affordable Energy Future

Source: 4ni.co.uk
BBC World Service - World Business Report, Businesses hit by Facebook outage - Vimarsana News

BBC World Service - World Business Report, Businesses hit by Facebook outage

Following an extended outage of Facebook services we hear about the impact on businesses.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Fear over lack of spaces as larger, electric cars are expected to take over the market - Vimarsana News

Fear over lack of spaces as larger, electric cars are expected to take over the market

There are currently around 34million cars on the road, up 28 per cent since 2001 - a period during which the population has risen by only 13 per cent.