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Managing risks and increasing resilience

Posted on: 26 October 2011
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This is the Mayor of London’s climate change adaptation strategy for London. It details his strategic approach to managing the climate risks we face now and in the future in order to maintain London as one of the best big cities in the world.

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Securing London’s water future: The Mayor’s Water Strategy

Posted on: 26 October 2011
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The Mayor of London’s Water Strategy is the first water strategy for London and provides a complete picture of London’s water needs.

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London 2012: learning legacy

Posted on: 21 October 2011
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The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has launched a free-access online knowledge resource of more than 250 documents charting the learning, innovation and best practice from the construction of the London 2012 project. The Learning Legacy marks the first time a UK construction project has sought to capture intellectual capital on this scale. The resource is a collaborative approach between the ODA, contractors, professional institutes, government bodies and academia. Under the initiative the organisations involved are taking ownership of ten themes to help businesses raise the bar in areas such as design and engineering, planning, procurement and project management. In addition it sets out how the ODA tackled issues such as getting more women into construction, building better health and safety records, creating a green landscape from a former industrial site and completing projects on time and within budget. The website will be added to over time, forming a comprehensive online library.

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The BNP Paribas Real Estate Guide to Investing in London

Posted on: 5 October 2011
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London is on the cusp of one of the most exciting periods in its recent history. As the Olympic Games is set to focus the world’s attention on the capital, a number of infrastructure and urban regeneration initiatives promise to transform the real estate market. BNP Paribas has issued a guide which outlines all you need to know about investing in London real estate, including: Top 10 reasons to invest; Investor case studies; Guide to London’s submarkets; Investors’ questions answered; Key legal and technical terms; Tax clinic; London’s debt markets: A lender’s view; Joint venture partnerships; Key transport changes; Hot spots.

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2012 legacies for learning

Posted on: 4 October 2011
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The HLST (Health, Leisure, Sport and Tourism) Subject Network was recently awarded funds for the development of Open Educational Resources (OER) by JISC (Joint Information Systems Committee) within a twelve month project. Open Educational Resources are digital learning materials which are placed in repositories for open access, normally under licence, to be used, improved and re-used. The aim of the project is to identify, develop as necessary, make accessible and promote resources which can support higher education programmes in engaging students in learning through opportunities afforded by the Olympic and Paralympic Games and their legacy.

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Energy planning: GLA guidance on preparing energy assessments

Posted on: 30 September 2011
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This document provides guidance on addressing the London Plan’s energy hierarchy through the provision of an energy assessment to accompany strategic planning applications. It was updated in September 2011 to reflect the policies in the London Plan, July 2011. The purpose of an energy assessment is to demonstrate that climate change mitigation measures are integral to the scheme’s design and evolution, and that they are appropriate to the context of the development.

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The 2012 Games: The regeneration legacy

Posted on: 28 September 2011
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A research study, carried out by staff in the School of Architecture and the Built environment at the University of Westminster, has been published by RICS.  The study found that the regeneration of the Olympic Park site and associated infrastructure will be a crucial step in providing a lasting legacy in East London. The report highlights London’s focus on legacy from the outset as a key factor in planning for lasting benefit. It also confirms that the Games provide a unique opportunity to kick-start the delivery of new homes and infrastructure on and around the site. Other regeneration initiatives nearby, such as Westfield Stratford City, are also vital in providing wider regeneration and opportunities for East Londoners.

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Olympic Legacy: Supplementary Planning Guidance

Posted on: 9 September 2011
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The Mayor of London has published a draft Olympic Legacy Supplementary Planning Guidance which sets out his vision for the main Olympic site at Stratford and the areas and communities that surround it. Comments are requested by 18 November 2011.

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Investing in London: attracting investment for economic development; identifying funding structures

Posted on: 7 September 2011
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The pros and cons of various funding options for new infrastructure projects and local economic development, including Tax Increment Financing, Local Asset Based Vehicles, and Local Authority Bonds, are explored in a new London Councils report.

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International tourism in London 2010: Results for London from the International Passenger Survey 2010

Posted on: 19 August 2011
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The Office for National Statistics has released ‘Travel Trends’ outlining results from the International Passenger Survey 2010. This summary document presents a brief analysis of volume and value statistics from this latest annual release on international tourism data for London covering 2010.

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