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Environmental noise & planning, Project news
30.11.20
The A303 Stonehenge Expressway gets the go-ahead
After more than three years of discussions and deliberations, last week the government approved a development consent order for the £1.7 billion A303 Stonehenge Expressway highway scheme.
Environmental noise & planning, Project news
13.11.20
Planning Appeal Success
Sharps Redmore are pleased to have assisted in a successful planning decision in Suffolk, overturning a previous refusal on appeal.
Architectural & building acoustics design, Building services noise & vibration, Project news
3.8.20
Controlling noise in touching distance!
February 2020 saw the latest of many Premier Inn’s completed with the acoustic services of Sharps Redmore from start to finish in Royal Tunbridge Wells.
25.3.20
COVID-19 Information
Sharps Redmore are following the Government's guidelines in respect of the Corona Virus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Staff news
9.1.20
Michael Welsh awarded a merit in MSc at Leeds Beckett University
Our Graduate Consultant Michael Welsh has completed his MSc in Audio Engineering at Leeds Beckett University and was awarded a Merit grade.
12.12.19
Stephen Jay awarded a distinction in MSc at London South Bank University
One of our acoustic consultants, Stephen Jay has recently completed his MSc in Environmental and Architectural Acoustics at London South Bank University and was awarded a distinction.
Talks & events, CPD & research
5.12.19
Tranquillity features in latest Environmental Scientist magazine
Sharps Redmore associate Clive Bentley has guest authored the feature article, ‘How do you measure tranquillity?’ for the latest issue of Environmental Scientist magazine.