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Involving a wider range of people in discussions about place can generate better ideas for shaping and reshaping the villages, towns adn cities in which we live and work, says Kim Copper
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04.12.2019A new book explores regeneration from theperspective of practitioners. The books's compiler Waheed Nazir explians why it's important to learn from the people at the heart of major schemes
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04.12.2019Louise Brooke-Smith explains the significance of Easyjet's recent initiative for people to take their seats in a logical order.
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29.11.2019The notion of leasehold reform has gained traction with the government, but will it actually happen and could it pose unintended consequences? asks Claire Hamilton
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20.11.2019Scientist Ed Huckle believes there is a pressing need to reconnect and harmonise public health and land use planning
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20.11.2019British Medical Association | England | Health | healthy places | Infrastructure - Transport | NHS EnglandAccording to the British Medical Association, 50 per cent of all GP appointments are for illness that could have been avoided. Not only is this economically disastrous for the NHS, it represents a shocking...
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Pioneering planners have grasped the importance of United Nations Sustainable Development Goals but progress across the UK is slow, finds Huw Morris
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Poorly planned environments pose serious risk to physical and mental health, says cognitive neuroscientist Araceli Camargo – and, as she tells Catherine Early, she has the evidence to prove it
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After decades of decline, a multimillion-pound makeover of Spanish City has given renewed hope to Whitley Bay in North Tyneside, reports Rachel Masker.
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