Hill Group and Bioregional Homes to deliver affordable zero carbon homes
Award-winning developer Hill Group has formed a joint venture partnership with Bioregional Homes to build zero-carbon, affordable homes that are for sale to local people
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“Working at Zibi is a dream come true” – Veronik Samson, One Planet Living champion
Veronik Samson is the ‘One Planet Ambassador’ at Zibi, a mixed-use One Planet Community in Ottawa, Canada. She explains how she’s engaging the community to help make sure this ambitious development achieves its sustainability vision
Bioregional appointed to help Cambridgeshire with its climate emergency response
Bioregional has been appointed by Greater Cambridge to help it develop its response to the climate emergency and provide the region’s local authorities with a route map towards net zero carbon
Sustainable cities after Covid-19
As we turn attention to recovering from the pandemic, we need leaders to show us real-life scalable solutions for healthier, more resilient, sustainable cities, says Ben Gill. The City of Fremantle is one of these
How to create a One Planet Community – inspiration from Ottawa and Oxfordshire
From the business case to building a sense of community, what is it really like to create better, more sustainable places to live, work and do business? Ben Gill shares insights from the brains behind three of our inspiring One Planet Communities
Bioregional joins UKGBC's Accelerator Cities project to boost home retrofit
Bioregional is one of the partners launching the next phase of UKGBC's Accelerator Cities project, designed to increase collaboration between towns and cities and speed up action on home retrofit