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Riots: what role trust, sense of place, belonging?

We need to ask, and in time answer, whether our politicians, our public services, and ...

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Time to widen our horizons on energy policy?

The UK government seems to miss the fact that energy policy needs to seen in ...

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A climate for sharing and learning

Fiona Mannion explains how a European project is furthering the exchange of best practice to ...

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Facing up to the facts of life

We’re getting older – the sooner politicians recognise that and set about changing attitudes the ...

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Older and wiser?

Old age has been creeping up on us for a while. But are central and ...

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Cities… greener than you think

The most comprehensive audit of green infrastructure ever undertaken by a UK city has revealed ...

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Reasons to be cheerful?

The UK continues to fare comparatively poorly on a number of indices measuring both material ...

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Our approach to food poverty needs to broaden

What practical measures can be taken to tackle 'food poverty'? Hannah Lambie examines the findings ...

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Once in a lifetime opportunity

Powers to tackle public health issues are being handed down to the local level. But ...

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It’ll take a lot more than a nudge to improve the nation’s health

New research in Birmingham provides yet more evidence that broader investment in communities is the ...