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What is the greenest way to commute to work? See GCN's interesting video: https://www.youtube.com/GCN_video

Well done to the team that secured planning permission for a new B2/B8 manufacturing and distribution facility at Fusion Point in Quedgeley. Parking provision, transport impact and means of access were all key issues so we were delighted with Gloucester City Council's decision.

Bristol City Council granted planning permission last night for 47 dwellings and 616sqm of B1 business use at Bath Road Brislington. Excellent news, well done to all involved.

Bikeplus has produced a map of all public access bike sharing schemes in the UK & Ireland displaying the operators and the quantity of bikes.

Four shared electric bike schemes are features; Inverness, Bristol, Exeter and Oxford. The latter will offer a combination of conventional and electric bikes.

The map includes Nextbike's Milton Keynes scheme; this is set to launch in Spring 2016 with sponsorship from Santander.

We celebrated our 10th anniversary in 2015. Many thanks to all our clients and associates who have made this such a successful and enjoyable decade!

Here's to a healthy and prosperous 2016.

Despite its manifesto committment, the governemnt has withdrawn its £1bn funding for two CCS schemes in Scotland and Yorkshire. Capture Power chief exec. Leigh Hackett said of the White Rose scheme in Yorkshire "It is difficult to imagine its continuation in the absence of crucial government support". http://www.bbc.co.uk/news