Search

Local Government Regeneration

Bristol: How alternative is its local economy?

ISSUE 532: JULY 2015 *NEW START IN BRISTOL*

Communities Economic Development Local Government Regeneration

The case for fairness commissions is growing

The consequences of welfare reforms, structural changes to both the public sector and industry, the ...

Local Government Open Access Regeneration

Gentrification is a social ill. Here’s five ways to combat it in Bristol

Gentrification more often is driven by and is an expression of the relative powerless of ...

Communities Economic Development Local Government Open Access

The Bristol Pound: A local economic incubator

The Bristol Pound is rooting itself in the city and helping turn Bristol into a ...

Communities Economic Development Good Local Economics Local Government Open Access Regeneration

10 ideas for change: Bristol

More community action take place in Bristol than perhaps anywhere in the UK. Bristolians speak ...

Communities Economic Development Finance Good Local Economics Local Government Regeneration

Devolution’s age-old problem

Despite cynicism from people of all political persuasions, George Osborne has, since helping to steer ...

Communities Economic Development Good Local Economics Local Government Regeneration

Britain’s big cities don’t have a monopoly on growth

A strong emphasis on the big cities to the exclusion of other places runs the ...

Communities Economic Development Housing Local Government Regeneration

A bigger ‘northern powerhouse’ will dilute the brand

The ‘northern powerhouse’ has already suffered one major setback. The decision to delay the introduction ...

Communities Economic Development Housing Local Government Regeneration

Struggling town centres must create a sense of place

To make town centres resilient they need to be more compact and have more space ...

Communities Economic Development Local Government Regeneration

Leading the fight for fairness

Fairness Commissions have helped pushed the issues of inequality and poverty onto the agenda. But ...