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BS5489 Good Practice – the latest online course from the ILP

by Jo Bell | Mar 3, 2021 | CPD, Industry, Training

The new online BS5489 Good Practice course is now available for those involved in road lighting design and policy makers.

ILP are pleased to announce new Vice President Local Authority

by Tracey White | Mar 2, 2021 | Important notices, Industry

Michala Medcalf who has been appointed to the voluntary role, began her lighting career in 2000 and is currently a Street Lighting Manager for Derby Council.

ILP Bristol CPD Webinar: LED luminaire repairs: taking the easy way out?

by Jo Bell | Feb 25, 2021 | Bristol LDC Webinar, Webinars

This is an informative CPD presentation and discussion to make sure you and your team are aligned with current best practice.

Women in Lighting – Global Gathering

by Jo Bell | Feb 22, 2021 | Events, Industry

An online event to celebrate International Women’s Day that features a selection of themed sessions: Inspiration, Project, Action and Social.

Latest online training course from the ILP – Understanding Obtrusive Light

by Jo Bell | Feb 17, 2021 | CPD, Industry, Training

Artificial light provides many benefits but if not properly considered, designed and installed can result in a range of issues including but not limited to obtrusive light, sky glow, adverse effects on fauna and flora and potentially be a legal nuisance.