Features

Mind the gap
Opinion: Consultant Kate Headley sets the construction industry a number of challenges to beat the skills shortage
No small change
Natural capital is revolutionising National Grid’s approach to sustainability, says Steven Thompson
A helping hand
Charity worker Gary Davidge talks to Upfront editor Richard Saw about volunteers who play a key role in making a real difference to the lives of homeless people and those with addictions
Smart thinking
Opinion: Skanska’s director of innovation and industrialisation Sam Stacey says new technology will play a crucial role in tackling the world’s problems
When a plan comes together…
Case study: Munish Datta from Marks and Spencer explains why sustainability is a key part of the company’s approach to business
The ethical front line
Lawyer Clarissa Coleman believes that ethics really do matter in business
Fur coat madam?
Best-selling author René Carayol says new thinking is needed to kick-start greater diversity
Carbon cutback
Anglian Water’s Andy Brown explains why a low-carbon approach is a vital part of being a responsible business
Green aspirations
Opinion: The chief executive of Open-City Rory Olcayto explains why sustainability is so important for London
Making the grade
Bristol meets the challenge of transforming its education system, as it addresses rising demand for school places due to economic success

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