Legacy equation needs more work
By Adam Branson, Features editor (Planning) and online editor (Regeneration & Renewal) 27 July 2012
Regeneration is a sum of three connected but sometimes competing goals: physical change, economic development and community renewal. The organisers of the London Olympics promised that the Games would deliver such a transformation for the East End.
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