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What if competition is a con?
Over the last 30 years, competitiveness has been cemented into every nook and cranny of economic development and regeneration. However, as we recover from the pandemic, a lazy reliance on a system built to deliver competitiveness will only deliver even greater inequalities.
Views sought on planning guidance to preserve dark skies
A three month consultation period has opened to seek views on a draft supplementary planning
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Grants available for North Wales entrepreneurs
Grants for start-up or micro-businesses in Wales are now available under the Town Centre Entrepreneurship
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Working and living beyond the pandemic
Campbell Tickell partner Greg Campbell, discusses why the life we knew 15 months ago will
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The way forward for local democracy and planning
Following over 15 months of immense challenge for local councils and governments, New Start spoke
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Successful digital services need blended teams
Creating a blended team with a trusted partner is key to building new capability quickly,
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How a data-led approach could enhance local democracy
The data from local elections has huge potential, which often goes unused, writes Glen Ocsko, head
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Interview: Professor Paul Watt, University of London
New Start speaks to Professor Paul Watt from Birbeck College, University of London about his
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Pieces of the same puzzle
Why does our approach to housing rough sleepers with complex needs differ from the approach
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Can retirement communities help solve the social care crisis?
Retirement communities are becoming increasingly popular in other countries, but could they work as well
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The 15-minute neighbourhood and the challenges of equity
Maggie Rafalowicz, director at Campbell Tickell, discusses the concept of the 15 minute neighbourhood and
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