Company Updates

The phrase ‘Biodiversity Net Gain’ has been appearing a lot recently due to the government’s proposed Environment Bill.

The future of rail travel is on track.

The brand new Agriculture Bill has become law and could transform agriculture and help the environment in the UK.

In the short-term, Brexit will have very little impact on UK planning laws, as much of planning is decided at a domestic level. However, leaving the EU is likely to lead to some changes on this front.

Engain and the Land Rover at large this week conducting ecological and environmental site surveys - whilst keeping a safe distance.....

Engain is excited to be working again on one of the South West's most iconic projects, the re-development of Drake's Island.

Engain continue to engage with clients during the lock-down to enable continuity and planning for development sites.

As we near the grip of winter, it feels almost impossible to be looking back on yet another year - another which has packed in plenty of many new and continuing projects, both in the UK and the Mediterranean.

Congratulations to our consultant Jonny, who is now fully BRE qualified as a CEEQUAL assessor.

Last week, we welcomed two budding ecologists to the team, for a work experience placement. Here's what they had to say about their time with us.

Makers of a new BBC series have worked with Frome-based environmental advisors, to produce footage they hope will change consumer and big business behaviour.

Following a successful first triathlon experience, our MD Nikki says she has the bug.

Next month, Nikki will compete in the Blenheim Palace triathlon, raising funds for Bloodwise, the UK's leading blood cancer research charity.

We are delighted to have partnered with Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design and CampbellReith consulting engineers for a Joint Venture (JV) contract awarded by Homes England for the 2018-2023 Multi-disciplinary Framework.

We’re delighted to announce the arrival of experienced project manager Jack Spurway to the team.