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In Depth
Bringing it all back home
Jennifer Sprinks examines URC succession models in the Yorkshire and Humber
Interview: Gideon Amos
Adam Branson meets the new commissioner of the Infrastructure Planning Commission.
Project review: Langley Academy
Colin Marrs visits a Berkshire academy offering open plan classrooms and new teaching methods.
What makes NDCs work?
Colin Marrs finds sharp differences in the progress made by New Deal for Communities partnerships.
Done Deal: Epsom Cluster
Ben Cook on how the HCA stepped in with a loan that restarted a housing development
Fair Games: London Olympics 2012
Regeneration & Renewal's Fair Games campaign aims to ensure that the community in London's East End benefits from the 2012 Olympics.
Blog: A mission to change regeneration's DNA
An architect tells our blog why green infrastructure is 'the glue that can hold the urban realm together'.
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Opinion
Richard
Garlick
Ministerial failure on road pricing
Cambridgeshire and Reading left high and dry
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Tories fail the housing test
The real fix for planning is missed
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Increasing community cohesion through regeneration one of ten categories in HCA Awards
