Neil Franklin is a News Editor at Insight. He specializes in a variety of themes including architecture and planning, health and wellness, and workforce development, focusing on topics such as commercial real estate, career pathing, and mental health. Neil's work has been featured in NEOMERS, Mondaq, and Works. magazine.
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Neil Franklin's coverage predominantly focuses on workplace-related topics, such as flexible working, employment trends, and well-being. He heavily relies on data to support his articles. When reaching out to Neil with pitches or contributions, consider providing access to relevant and recent data that supports the angle of the pitch. Additionally, experts in human resources, employment law, and workplace well-being may find success in offering insights into these evolving workplace dynamics for potential inclusion in his articles.
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By: Neil Franklin
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has published the results of the third survey among its members into attitudes towards, and usage
By: Neil Franklin
Giving employees more control over the artwork displayed in their workplace could improve wellbeing, job satisfaction and engagement, according to
By: Neil Franklin
London has been ranked as the world’s most intelligent city in the inaugural
By: Neil Franklin
Demand for prime office space is growing, with six in ten of the largest leasing deals in H1 2026 involving firms expanding their footprints
By: Neil Franklin
The Barbican Centre has launched an international search for a designer or design team to develop a new furniture strategy for its public spaces as part of its £231 million renewal programme.
By: Neil Franklin
Flexible workspace provider Hubflow has acquired the freehold of its 37 Lombard Street site in the City of London as part of a strategy to
By: Neil Franklin
Workers who regularly use AI spend less time working alone and more time learning and socialising with colleagues
By: Neil Franklin
More than a third of UK employees believe replacing their line manager with an artificial intelligence (AI) system would improve their productivity, although
By: Neil Franklin
The Workspace Design Show returns to the Business Design Centre, London on 24–25 February 2027, unveiling its new theme: “The Human Experience of
By: Emily Fearnley, Valaria A Torok, Jake A Lacey, Amy V Jennison, Cheryl Jenkins, Lito E Papanicolas, Benjamin Howden, Neil Franklin, Daniel R Knight, Elizabeth Macarthur, Alison Turnbull, Anne E Watt, Karolina Mercoulia, Norelle L Sherry
Abstract Gastrointestinal Vibrio parahaemolyticus infections, primarily associated with consumption of oysters, are emerging in Australia, where
