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5 Steps to ... cutting out 'regeneration speak'

31 March 2006

1. Keep it brief. Use short words and sentences, says Dominic Williams, director of Hewdon Consulting. "Any sentence with more than 25 words, and any words longer than four syllables, start to become difficult to understand," he says.

Alliance's lessons in local delivery

31 March 2006

BACKGROUND Project: Netherthorpe & Upperthorpe Community Alliance (NUCA) Period of evaluation: April 2001 to March 2006 Evaluating organisation: Atkins Regeneration & Economic Development Team Evaluation commissioned by: Netherhorpe & Upperthorpe Partnership Group Aims and...

The plant that refused to die

31 March 2006

Japanese knotweed has long been a thorn in the side of regeneration projects, but two new methods of dealing with it may combine to resolve the problem, finds Adam Branson.

Tories must put words into action over homes

31 March 2006

Building more homes is essential if society is to become fairer.

Letters

31 March 2006

TARGETED EFFORT AIDED FOREST GATE'S REVIVAL

New cities' chapter is painfully familiar

31 March 2006

You've got to hand it to this government: like Bogart in some old Hollywood movie, the more it gets beaten up, the faster it delivers another punch.

Landmark scheme is bad for London

31 March 2006

When I first moved to London 20 years ago, the city was not in the best of shape, especially the riverside.

New mission for gang ally - Bernard Hare, author and social activist

31 March 2006

He may have found success with his grim portrait of dysfunctional youth, but Bernard Hare isn't moving to Hampstead yet: his latest idea is to create a community project in his native Leeds.

Cities must prepare for a greyer future

31 March 2006

Predictions of a big growth in older single households pose a major challenge for planners, says Max Nathan.

Second Opinion on Waterloo, London

31 March 2006

Name of scheme: Waterloo Development Framework. Published: January 2006. Commissioned by: Greater London Authority. Produced by: East, Hepher Dixon, JMP Consultants, Alan Baxter & Associates, Metal, and GVA Grimley. Scope/purpose: This development framework, a draft...