Around 3.8 million homes in England are at risk from surface water flooding and with a growing population, urbanisation and climate change, these...
Research and Policy
Recent case studies and news articles
The Warm Arm of the Law – tackling fuel poverty in the private rented sector
Local authorities are not doing enough to enforce minimum energy efficiency standards in the private rented sector (PRS) and tenants are not fully...
Evaluation of the Heat Networks Delivery Unit report published
The second and final report from our evaluation of the Heat Networks Delivery Unit (HNDU) was published this month. The HNDU was set up in 2013 as a...
Quality of life indicators: how does London measure up?
Is London becoming a more sustainable city? This is the question we were asked by the London Sustainable Development Commission earlier this...
Using Consumer Insight to Inform the Development of a New Domestic Energy Efficiency Initiative in Plymouth
Plymouth City Council are one of the UKs leading local authorities when it comes to taking action on the low carbon agenda. The Council supports the...
London Industrial Land Demand Study
The London Industrial Land Demand study, led by CAG, assesses land demands for various types of industry and the amount of industrial land that...
Faith Communities – Evidence to Inform Northampton’s Local Plan
Northampton Borough Council and the Northampton Inter-Faith Forum (NIFF) commissioned an evidence base study on faith communities to inform the...
Southwark and Old Kent Road Employment Study
This study was in two parts. Part 1 of the Study is an Employment Land Review for the borough as a whole to be produced in a manner consistent with...
Green Economy Master Planning Tool for Torfaen Council
As part of a project undertaken in partnership with Torfaen Council Funded through the Welsh Local Government Association and Natural Resources...
Improving the S106 process in Cambridgeshire
Cambridgeshire is experiencing a substantial amount of new development which is set to continue in the coming years, putting planning departments...