Rolls-Royce is leading the SMR Consortium looking to bring small modular nuclear reactors to fruition. Smaller, swifter, cheaper and more flexible, each SMR can power a city the size of Leeds.

Sophie Macfarlane-Smith, Head of Customer Business at Rolls-Royce, talks to Mike Conway about the technology and its potential to deliver local low-carbon power for the UK.

Given the power of football clubs to inspire and influence their communities, does football hold the key to the community-focused sustainability movement? Thom Rawson, founder of Sustainable Football, joins Camargue's Katherine Wingate to explore football’s role in our collective shift to a sustainability mindset.

Local authorities and cities are expanding clean air zones and congestion charges in the fight to protect our city air, but these changes will take time. Does science offer a speedier solution?

Professor Anthony J Ryan OBE, Director of The Grantham Centre for Sustainable Futures & Professor of Physical Chemistry at The University of Sheffield and James Pack , of Sentinel RPI, An Energy, Carbon & Sustainability Consultancy for the Built Environment & PureTi join Mike Conway, Director at Camargue, to explore possible solutions to the question of cleaning our city air.

How will Wednesday’s Budget tackle the UK’s energy challenge? Toby Barker gives us his predictions in just a few minutes in our final bitesize Budget forecast.

It’s Rishi Sunak’s much-anticipated Spring Budget this Wednesday. Camargue MD Jo Lloyd gives her thoughts on what we might expect and how the Budget will back British business, in our latest bitesize podcast special.

Transport - whether road, rail or plane - is at a crossroads. Which will Rishi Sunak back in his Spring Budget on Wednesday 3 March? Greg Phillimore gives his quickfire take in the latest of our Camargue Bitesize Budget podcast specials.

What should be in next Wednesday’s Budget for the residential sector? In the first of our Bitesize Budget podcasts in the lead-up to Rishi Sunak’s Spring 2021 Budget, Jenny Marshall gives her views on what might be announced to support housebuilding.

It’s been a tough decade for high streets.  The financial crisis fallout, rise of internet shopping and topped off with a pandemic.  How do we make sure this isn’t a killer cocktail and help town centres thrive into the future?

Jonathan Werran, chief executive of neo-localist thinktank Localis, and Nicole Roe, Planning Associate at Barton Willmore and a member of the High Streets Task Force, join James Snowdon.  They consider how the planning system and local governance can create sustainable and viable town and city centres.

Often controversial.  Always sensitive.  Not to be taken lightly.  At the heart of estate regeneration are real people and existing communities.  It’s about their homes, their lives and their futures.

Paul Quinn, director of regeneration at social landlord Clarion Housing Group, joins associate director Daniel Knight to talk about the human and emotional focus of his work, the many obstacles to overcome, and why the rewards make estate regeneration so worthwhile.

This episode looks at the current state and the future of nuclear fusion in the UK. For over 60 years we’ve relied on nuclear fission to power our homes and businesses. With recent exciting technological advancements,  Verity Barr, Senior Consultant at Camargue speaks to Saranne Postans from the UK Atomic Energy Authority on how the STEP (Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production) programme is working towards delivery of nuclear fusion energy and how that could change the landscape of energy production here in the UK and around the world.