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When Maryland state officials gathered May 7 for installation of the last light rail segment on the Purple Line, it marked the winding down of a decades-long journey for the 16.2-mile, 21-station project set to connect two well-developed Washington, D.C., suburban counties in one of the largest U.S. transit public-private partnerships. Buffeted for years by…

The No Falls Foundation, the first and only UK-based charity for the work at height sector, is holding its third annual ‘No Falls Week’ from 18 – 22 May 2026, to promote safe working at height. Following the success of its previous campaigns, which have so far seen over 4,000 organisations sign up to take…

Ask most leaders what their job is, and they’ll tell you: to make decisions, to set direction and to drive results. They are not wrong but they are also not telling the whole story about leadership. Here’s what 25 years of working with organisations through some of their most complex transformations has taught me: the…

Security officers deter criminal acts and serve as a physical reminder of public safety, but they can often go unrecognised. Kieran Mackie, Managing Director at Amulet, discusses the importance of recognising the daily efforts of frontline security officers When we think about safety at work or on our commutes, we often think of emergency services….

NHS Property Services has reduced carbon emissions by 5.2 per cent in 2025/26, exceeding its annual target and continuing to drive large‑scale energy efficiency and decarbonisation across the NHS estate. As one of the largest NHS landlords, responsible for around 10 per cent of the NHS estate, NHS Property Services plays a key role in…

Spanning three countries and 16 host cities, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is rife with unprecedented circumstances and inherent logistical challenges that will arguably make it the most complex and vulnerable security climate of any public sporting event ever. At the heart of the 2026 FIFA World Cup is the stadiums where the matches will…