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Lifetime tenancies, to keep or not to keep?

We live in a world where research shows that 88% of Londoners asked, said they ...

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Turner Prize win shines light on community business

There is much talk of Northern Powerhouses as a route to regenerating whole cities and ...

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A little participation is not enough

The Open Works project aimed to encourage and expand local levels of participation. Tessy Britton ...

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Can councils and residents collaborate meaningfully?

What will it take to get public services and communities working together to achieve lasting ...

Communities Economic Development Good Local Economics Local Government Regeneration

Collaboration: Past, present and future

After all these years of mistrust it won't be a quick fix. Public service providers ...

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Collaboration is not a cheap option

Collaboration is not a cheap option. Without public services investing in changing the way they ...

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Does £40,000 make you rich?

A person earning £40,000 a year sadly no longer means that you are rich, rather ...

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Put people at the heart of English devolution

We need English devolution to lead to thriving, fairer and more cohesive communities and places ...

Local Government Regeneration

Beyond shipbuilding and shrinking funds: Where now for Newcastle?

ISSUE 534: OCTOBER 2015 *NEW START IN NEWCASTLE*

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Making sense of the business rates conundrum

George Osborne’s plans for business rates devolution have so far thrown up more questions than ...