Regeneration UK news

Comment 2012 If you don’t like capitalism and don’t like socialism, what do you want? 16th March 2012, by neilmcinroy, 2011 Regeneration: what the MPs got right, and what they missed, Julian Dobson, November 3 Resilience is the new regeneration, Toby Blume, May 17 Regeneration will be community-led now. So what's the problem? Julian Dobson, February 2 2010 Ten things we didn't learn about regeneration, Julian Dobson, October 24 Regeneration: your starter for ten. Time to think differently, February 10 Learning? That's so 2007! We can, you can: lessons in regeneration, February 7 It’s the end of regeneration as we know it, and we need new ways to feel fine, Julian Dobson, 02.02.2010 2009 The Department of Ignorance, December 8 Seaside art leaves locals beached, October 7 topic Aspirational policies mean nothing unless they address the forces of impoverishment, June 8 The government's new regeneration framework - spot the difference, May 12 However smart the gag, it will fall flat if you miscue the punchline, NewStart comment, February 27 Use planning to deliver legacies of jobs and skills, urge All Party Urban Development Group, January 19 2007 Regional review risks undermining democracy and sustainability, July 17 topic Dreams and nightmares for Demos consultants in Glasgow jargon wars, Designing for Civil society, May 31 ‘Formulaic’ regeneration projects failing to improve quality of city life, argues Demos, May 23 / Visioning Your comment - Contribute via our Forums or a comment type article, or on any article via its talk page - click on 'talk' link at top of page

2011

Government announces "local powers to boost community-led regeneration", 31 January

2009

• Albert Basin and Elephant and Castle, (London), selected for newly launched climate positive development program, May 19 topic

• High streets across the country risk becoming ‘ghost towns’, LGA, February 28 85% of councils are reporting an increase in empty properties in town centres. The LGA is calling for new powers to allow town halls to transform empty shops on a temporary basis during the recession. Shops that are currently standing empty could be used as training centres, libraries, bring-and-buy sales or youth clubs. The new powers would be a temporary measure for councils to use only during the recession. topic

2008

• Government claims new approach to regeneration, July 17

• Regeneration package for eight areas in London Thames Gateway announced, May 7

2007

• Government launches review of regional and local economic development and regeneration, July 17 topic

• Government announces proposals for 'Communities England', a new agency to deliver regeneration and housing, January 17

2006

• The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM)’s Neighbourhood Renewal Unit has published a new report: 'Data Provision for Neighbourhood Renewal', as part of its efforts to support evidence based policy making at a local level. Other outputs from the project include a searchable website, available at www.data4nr.net, ODPM, February 2
• 'Cities need families' but lack of suitable homes may hinder plans to revive urban areas, January 18
• City centres should stay ‘young, free and single’, January 11

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