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What are the vital signs of your local area?

Local charitable giving is experiencing a resurgence, and donors have become increasingly interested in what's ...

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How far can the CLT model go?

A key prerequisite of CLTs is that their membership is open to everyone in the ...

Local Government Regeneration

The co-operatives reviving places

ISSUE 525, OCTOBER 2014 *SPECIAL FOCUS ON CO-OPERATIVES AND COMMONS*

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Co-ops and commons approaches to reviving places

As inequality and concentration of wealth in the UK return to 19th century levels, can ...

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Local policies for building community wealth

We need to move beyond 'projects' and towards policies that help build and sustain community ...

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Lambeth Council: Learning lessons in co-operation

An empty shop is helping Lambeth council workers change the way they do their jobs. ...

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Revitalisation: The missing role of government

Many areas need 'place medicine' but few are prepared to invest in it. Storm Cunningham ...

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Utopias that work: How to create tomorrow’s garden city

Winner of the Wolfson Economics Prize for their vision of a 21st century garden city, ...

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Can a football stadium kickstart a local economy?

The London Assembly is reviewing how the building of football stadiums can create a new ...

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Greater devolution is needed to tackle health inequalities

There is real potential for devolution (if the current rhetoric is matched by real action) ...