EG Like Sunday Morning: The Elizabeth Line, ESG and menstrual health
LISTEN In the latest podcast round-up, first Jess Harrold is joined by deputy editor Tim Burke and head of content Emily Wright to review the week.
Burke shares his considerable excitement for the opening of the capital’s Elizabeth Line, assessing its impact on real estate, and shares the rest of the latest headlines.
Wright offers some of the highlights of EG’s latest ESG special, including biodiversity and the importance of stepping out of the echo chamber, to take the climate change message out to the not-yet-converted.
LISTEN In the latest podcast round-up, first Jess Harrold is joined by deputy editor Tim Burke and head of content Emily Wright to review the week.
Burke shares his considerable excitement for the opening of the capital’s Elizabeth Line, assessing its impact on real estate, and shares the rest of the latest headlines.
Wright offers some of the highlights of EG’s latest ESG special, including biodiversity and the importance of stepping out of the echo chamber, to take the climate change message out to the not-yet-converted.
Then, Harrold welcomes Priya Aggarwal-Shah, founder and director of BAME in Property, and Lauren Doy, communications and engagement manager at LandAid, to discuss an initiative they have been working on in the run-up to World Menstrual Health Day.
Together, they discuss the steps being taken to provide access to free sanitary products for homeless women, and address the need for a wider conversation on menstrual health.
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