Emma Doyle is a Local Democracy Reporter based in Essex, UK. With a focus on local news and issues, Emma covers a wide range of topics including housing, education, and social services. Her work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, highlighting her dedication to keeping the community informed.
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Emma Doyle's coverage focuses on local government, housing, and care homes in the United Kingdom with a specific emphasis on Essex and Basildon. Her articles often feature government announcements and legal policy regulations.
To effectively reach out to Emma, consider providing insights or commentary related to local government decisions, housing developments, care home regulations or any significant legal policy changes affecting these areas within Essex or Basildon. Additionally, if you have information on noteworthy initiatives impacting health & wellbeing in this region or real estate industry trends relevant to her coverage area, it would likely be of interest to her audience.
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Buro Happold invited collaborators and clients across the UK to share their collective thoughts on the impact of the Building Safety Act.
By: Emma Doyle
US elections are decided by who shows up to vote. There is only the narrowest of windows to enthuse the public about a new candidate before November.
By: Emma Doyle
The more the vice president has to campaign on policy rather than personality, the harder it is to keep the Democrats’ fractious voter base together.
By: Emma Doyle
» » Buro Happold's multidisciplinary ‘Retrofit First' approach instrumental in Westminster Council's nod of approval for Derwent London/Lazari Investments 50 Baker Street joint-venture.
By: Emma Doyle
» » Buro Happold participate in Council for Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) conference and London Real Estate Forum (LREF) 2024, part three.
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By: Emma Doyle
How can we better understand the embodied carbon impact of Building Services system choices early in the design process?
By: Emma Doyle
Rethinking how we work together to meet UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard targets
Kamala Harris supporters may not like the former president’s popularity, but deliberately misunderstanding it isn’t a winning play.
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