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A comment piece by our Director of Sustainability – Wednesday 24 June 2026 Met Office red warning for extreme heat Temperature – 34 degrees rural Hampshire I had planned to spend the coming days attending workshops, talks, events and networking as part of London Climate Action Week. I was looking forward to this week having not been able to attend last years. These events provide an important opportunity to learn, share ideas and to contribute to the discussions about how we

Communicating our work: How acoustics can help regenerative farming and deliver more sustainable food systems if we listen to the land. A team from Sustainable Acoustics Ltd exhibited at the Newhouse Farm Open Day on Sunday 7 June 2026. We brought along a range of fascinating acoustic kit to show the visiting public how we can listen to the land and as a result learn about our natural environment and support regenerative farming. Newhouse Farm is a LEAF farm (Linking Enviro

We are delighted to announce that Sustainable Acoustics Ltd has been shortlisted for three major awards recognising our work in sustainability, responsible business practice and environmental acoustics. This year we have been shortlisted in: • The sustainability category at the Winchester Business Excellence Awards • The sustainability category at the ANC Awards for our B Corporation journey • The environmental noise category at the ANC Awards for Grievesons Yard & Cumberland

During National Noise Action Week (11 – 15 May) the team at Sustainable Acoustics Ltd ‘SAL’ are absolutely thrilled to announce we have achieved a top-tier score as a certified B Corporation. B Corporations™ are companies verified as meeting standards for social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability. This embeds our purpose and plans for positive impact in our company DNA, so we’re aware of our impact on people and the planet. Sustainable Acoustics L

Businesses and experts from across the construction and built environment sector have published an open letter asking the Government to retain Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements for small sites and adopt a more proportionate approach to reform. Coordinated by the Green Construction Board (GCB) and UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) the letter is supported by over 140 signatories from around 120 organisations, representing developers, contractors, consultants, ecologists,

The UK Green Building Council announced today its Climate Resilience Roadmap ­– an urgent and comprehensive action plan regarding climate...

As the UK film and high-end TV industry eyes recovery, growth is being stifled by planning obstacles, studio shortages, and fragile support for independents. This article examines the roots of these challenges—from greenbelt gridlock to investor uncertainty—and outlines how our solutions can unlock the next phase of sector expansion.