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It is clear the British High Street will never be the same post Covid-19 and we need to find ways to regenerate our town centres in a post Covid-19 world. This should be looked at against the wider context of the levelling up agenda, creation of more residential/multi purpose spaces and realisation of increased exerciseContinue reading “Regeneration of town centres”

With many people working from home, it is time to reconsider what the ‘standard’ layout for a home is. People have been working in their bedrooms, kitchens, and living rooms, but this can have negative consequences. It blurs the lines between work and rest. For instance, if someone stayed in their bedroom for the vastContinue reading “Working Spaces in the Home”

The COVID-19 pandemic, right from the start, showed how those people in non manual work adapted to a working environment where they could interact with their co-workers , customers and clients. The last two categories have also reacted well to being communicated and informed through use of social media and streaming. Many will be relivedContinue reading “The office working environment”

The UK‚’s legislative commitment to Zero Carbon 2050 is rightly applauded. Turning that commitment into reality will require bold initiatives followed through with real determination. As we emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic and start rebuilding the UK economy in a post-Brexit world, government should think very carefully about what the phrase ‚’Build Back Better‚’ reallyContinue reading “What Build Back Better really means for the UK housing market”

There is a huge opportunity, as a result of Covid, to take a variety of measures that reduce obesity. Our country is collectively overweight and this is putting additional stress on the NHS as well as impacting individual lives. This is not a short term exercise, since the problem has developed over the last 30Continue reading “Eating Less, Eating Better”

The pandemic will leave winners and losers. The losers are likely to include the working public who have had to endure lockdown, loss of loved ones and the economic instability caused by the necessary measures taken by the government. Some of the winners are obvious already ‚’ tech giants like Amazon and Netflix whose businessesContinue reading “Corporate Tax Avoidance in the COVID recovery”

Health issues associated with the Covid19 pandemic have identified and endorsed the wish of society to care for and protect senior citizens and the elderly. A situation evidenced by 90 year old Margaret Keenan being the first recipient of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine and dialysis patient 82 year old Brian Pinker being the first recipient ofContinue reading “Care to Care”

Food waste reduction in kitchen and delivery service bottlenecks We intend to develop, build, and create a buffer in the food and delivery industry. Specifically, we are developing an app with features to make purchases, rate and comment, as well as liaising with telecommunication companies to create a unique USSD code to search for vendorsContinue reading “Hotelhqplatform innovation”

COVID-19 does not target all people equally; it has become apparent that two of the primary risk factors are age and obesity. Whilst the former cannot be altered, obesity is something that can be addressed and indeed should be as a matter of urgency. Evidence has highlighted that being overweight or obese increases your riskContinue reading “Getting the Nation Fighting Fit”

Schools to remain open 7 days a week till late evening and open for breakfast. Schools are closed far too much in. Or al times, so thing should be happening for all children but mostly those who are in less safe environments or extreme poor quality of life. If schools are used with evening andContinue reading “Children and schooling”