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Instilling the Sustainable Development Goals Part 2

Here is part two of our podcast looking at how we instil the Sustainable Development Goals into the way we operate as a sector.

Instilling the Sustainable Development Goals

Women in Property's latest podcast is now live here. Join us for part one of a two part look at how we instil the Sustainable Development Goals into the way we...

Built Environment Digital Discussions with guests Clare Jones and Amy Beacham from our South Wales Branch

As part of its International Women's Day coverage, Business News Wales got together virtually with former South Wales branch Chair Clare Jones and 2021 Chair Amy Beachman

IWD insights from Women In Property Solent

In the week that we celebrate International Women's Day, the Women in Property Solent committee share their insights into everything from work-life balance to the benefits of lockdown, sexism in...

What a difference a year makes - Lessons learned from a year as National Chairman of Women in Property

Many people would have said good riddance to 2020. It is a year that will be remembered for COVID-19, lockdown 1 and 2, furlough and recession. It was a difficult...

Rachel Bell is our new National Chair

Rachel Bell will become National Chair of Women in Property from 1 March, for one year.

Resilience and brilliance - Tamika Hull wins Women in Property National Student Awards 2020

Many congratulations to Cardiff University student Tamika Hull, studying Urban Planning and Development, who took the top prize, competing against twelve other finalists from across the UK.

Florence Clarke awarded Highly Commended in the National Student Awards 2020

This year, the national judges used their prerogative to announce a Highly Commended award which went to Florence Clarke, studying Real Estate at the University of West of England.

Against the clock - how the Covid wards were built

Victoria Head and Nicola Jones, both from Gleeds, joined us for our latest podcast, "Against the clock - how the Covid wards were built", when they explained the challenges, emotions...

Mentoring in a plague year

"So what new things did you do in lockdown?” was my opening question in Women in Property’s online mentoring session in October. After a few moments silence, the first person...

The introduction of the current working restrictions offered many challenges initially, both personal and in the workplace. After our computers were delivered to our doorsteps, we began to navigate new...

TFT’s Natalia Ford and Giulia Mori discuss building health, wellbeing and lifecycle

As we look ahead to a transition out of COVID-19 lockdown, we’re all thinking about what a ‘new normal’ might look like for our industry. Will the pandemic drive us...

Congratulations to Fidelia Florentia and Katie Howarth, winners of the Yorkshire & NE Student Awards

A great achievement for Emily Cardy who has won the 2020 Midlands Student Awards

A great achievement for Emily Cardy studying Building Surveying at Nottingham Trent University, who has won the 2020 Midlands Student Awards and will represent the region in the national final...

Congratulations to Rhiannon Walters, who has won the Central Scotland 2020 Student Awards

Congratulations to Freya MacLeod, Northern Scotland Student Awards winner

The Women in Property National Student Awards events are underway across our branches and we're not about to let social distancing get in the way, thanks to Zoom. Northern Scotland...

Doing my bit

Nicola Jones, Senior Project Manager, Gleeds: Do others feel the same gratitude when they wake up in the morning, free and healthy from symptoms of the Coronavirus and thank their...

From adversity comes opportunity: Business Development in lockdown

Two weeks into lockdown, Rachel Bell, Director and Head of Business Development, Stride Treglown and National Vice Chairman of Women in Property, wrote a blog for Building Design on the ups and...

Listen out for The Word

Women in Property is delighted to launch our new podcast - The Word - kindly sponsored by the Built Environment Communications Group.

Accentuate the positive

As is the case across the UK, the daily routine of the Banks household has been turned upside down – to put it lightly! It’s very hard to wrap my...