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Residential green space boosts community cohesion
Good-quality green space around housing has a huge impact on the lives of tenants, residents and people living in local neighbourhoods, according to a new good practice guide from Neighbourhoods Green... Read more
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Student scholarships in UK and Denmark
Scholarships announced for UK students studying in Denmark and Danish students studying in the UK... Read more
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New animation: Invest in Green Infrastructure
A new video from the LI seeks to showcase the benefits of green infrastructure to a broad audience... Read more
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“Revolutionising” procurement
The Cabinet Office has unveiled a package of measures that it says will “revolutionise” how the government buys services from the private sector... Read more
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Blue plaque for Capability Brown
The celebrated English landscape architect has been honoured with a plaque… Read more
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Wall of fame
London-based landscape architect Ed Wall has been shortlisted to design a 1500-acre urban park in the US… Read more
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Tunnel vision
An LI member has won second prize in the RIBA Forgotten Spaces competition for his project Urban Climbing Tunnels... Read more
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Looking ahead: Landscapes for leisure at the Garden Museum
After three sold-out lectures at the Garden Museum, the LI autumn series continues next week with a talk by Ken Worpole... Read more
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