… in areas in Lewisham with the highest concentrations of NO2 and PM10 come from deprived communities; https://www.london.gov.uk/sites/default/files/aether_updated_london_air_pollution_exposure_final_20-2-17.pdf 1.20 Promoting active travel and creating places where walking and cycling are the natural choice of getting about could make a big contribution to improving health. Lewisham’s Joint…
… area. New Woodlands: • New build was off site construction and therefore reduced waste, carbon admissions and noise pollution; • Focus on sustainable urban drainage solution to prevent risk of flooding; • Increased planting on site to support bio-diversity & habitat creation. Greenvale: • BREEAM Excellent in line with planning condition; • Life cycle analysis during design, solar…
… panels, biodiverse roofs, bat/bird boxes, sensory garden, naturally ventilated design, efficient window design and shading, BMS system, cycle parking, electrical charging point on site for school buses, reduced car parking, presence detection on lighting, window design to increase daylight factor; • Drainage Planning Condition to reduce flood risk; • School Travel Plan targets 74% sustainable…
… Finance Officer 1.5.2 Review and update existing procurement and social value policies to strengthen the value placed on life-cycle assessment, support the circular economy and reduce carbon emissions across our supply chain. We will assess the introduction of requirements in our contracts for contractors to publicly report their corporate carbon emissions, and including CO2e emissions relating…
…, and shorter distances of travel promote walking and cycling. Government data on carbon emissions identifies Lewisham as having the second lowest per capita carbon emissions in the country18. But Lewisham, along with the rest of London, is facing an unprecedented housing crisis. There are not enough genuinely affordable homes for those who need them. The cost of housing has increased, incomes have…