Alarmingly, within the U.K there seems to be a an apathetic attitude towards the accessing of sensitive data by US authorities, many companies are entrusting their data to free services such as Dropbox despite the risk of prosecution under the Data Protection Act should it be proved that Clients information was accessed without permission – even if the 3rd party was the U.S government (yes UK companies are entrusting YOUR data to FREE U.S services! – perhaps you may want to ask how your data is handled before engaging with new companies! )
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Using U.S datacentre’s & Backup services increasing risk of UK Data Protection Act prosecution
Ciralight’s, SunTracker – The next generation of light tubes!
UK Body Promotes Biomass as Sustainable Energy
Scotland supports Maldives’ drive to become first carbon-neutral nation
Extra cost of building new homes to greener, low-carbon standards drops by 75%
Building new homes to greener, low-carbon standards is getting cheaper every year, according to a new report published by the UK Government. The new research, based on interviews with developers and the latest information about environmental technologies, shows the overall extra costs of building new homes to standards set in the Code for Sustainable Homes [...]
How do we put a value on green infrastructure?
In urban areas, green infrastructure is one way of achieving these aims. It can best be understood as a network of high quality green spaces woven into the fabric of the city. It includes playing fields, rivers, railway embankments, gardens, parks, green roofs and countless small and large scale environmental features.
95 Percent of Firms Meet UK’s Carbon Reduction Commitment Deadline
Peterborough Dobbies to get Solar Powered Car Charging Port
The £8m Dobbies Garden Centre being built in Hampton, Peterborough, creating 120 jobs at the 50,000 sq ft site which is set to open next month has plans for a solar powered car port to charge electric vehicles. The Garden Centre will be one of the first in the country to install solar power technology, offering customers the chance to charge up electric vehicles as they browse the aisles. The move is part of the Edinburgh-based firm’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and hopes to inspire its customers to do the same.










