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This article was written for Issue 127 of Northern Insight Magazine There’s something about September that feels like a fresh start. The holidays are over, children return to school, diaries begin to fill up again and businesses regain their rhythm – a time to refocus, reset and look ahead. As we settle back into our routines, it’s worth asking ourselves one simple question: if we’re already resetting the way we work, why not reset some of our business habits too? Too often,

This September, we're stepping just down the road from our Woodside base to bring together our Investors in the Environment members and the wider local community for a showing of the People's Emergency Briefing at Ye Olde Cross Community Pub in Ryton. Why we're showing the People's Emergency Briefing The climate and nature emergency can sometimes feel like something happening somewhere else, or something that belongs in conversations between scientists, policymakers and susta

Sustainability conversations have often focused on how businesses affect the environment. Increasingly, organisations also need to consider how a changing environment affects their business. Both perspectives matter, and both require action. From Storm Arwen's widespread power outages to increasingly intense rainfall affecting transport networks, businesses across the North East have already experienced how extreme weather can disrupt day-to-day operations. What were once con