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Book review: What’s mine is yours

What’s mine is yours: How collaborative consumption is changing the way we live By Rachel Botsman and Roo Rogers

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Is ‘ruin porn’ a good approach to regeneration?

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Diary of a whinger

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Wolf report sells vocational trainers short

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Love letters to place

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Spotting the opportunities for outer estates

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OCS’s actions speak louder than words and the story they tell is disturbing

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The Triumph of the City?

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Getting a grip on Big Society

Recently, we held our first CLES Think Time discussion in Manchester to consider the Big Society agenda and its relevance to economic development and regeneration practitioners.

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Power to the people…but for what purpose?

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Winning the argument for better streets in a time of austerity

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Empty homes – empty tomorrows

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Fairy Jobmother and the challenges of the Work Programme

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Local Enterprise Partnerships

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A local industrial policy for public services

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Spare tyres and Big Society