March 2025

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A design for Life Science: scoping out your cleanroom construction project with the Guardtech Group

Suffolk contamination control specialists have fleshed out some critical early stages advice for clients looking to start a new cleanroom build.

ANY GOOD construction project needs to get the basics right. But when it comes to a controlled environment, where the complexity of engineering, layout and performance is so vital to preventing contamination and protecting process and yield, the fundamental building blocks of a project simply cannot be ignored.
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Opus: 24/7 Autonomous Click & Collect Revolutionises On-Site Supply

Opus is an autonomous product management platform that enables a broad range of 24/7, staff-less click and collect environments, that can be conveniently located for secure and easy access to essential items. Opus is designed to transform existing on-site stores and spaces, or power stand-alone, staff- less mini warehouses with intelligent stock control, multi-point AI security and a click-and-collect  ordering system to ensure workers and contractors have the supplies they need to keep their schedules on track.

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Brian is back! chapmanbdsp announces the return of Brian Goldsmith as Board Director

chapmanbdsp has appointed Brian Goldsmith to the role of Board Director to build upon the long-term strategies in place for the business. In this role Brian will be responsible for business operations as the practice continues gearing for growth.

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Sustainable waste specialist wins contract with Southern Water

Innovative waste management company, Envirovue, is celebrating after being appointed by one of the UK’s largest water utility companies, Southern Water, to support the waterway management across more than 400 sites.

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NEW REPORT INTO THE PRIVATE RENTAL SECTOR CALLS FOR URGENT ACTION TO ADDRESS POOR LIVING STANDARDS AND FUEL POVERTY

The report from the National Retrofit Hub, developed in partnership with Impact on Urban Health, exposes the urgent need to improve energy efficiency in the private rental sector (PRS).

With 4.5 million households renting privately in England[1] and a shocking 1 in 4 renters living in fuel poverty[2], the report underscores the stark realities of a housing market failing its tenants and the environment.
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