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City dwellers need help to age in situ
21 April 2006
A century ago, Ebenezer Howard posed the question in his famous three magnets diagram: the people, where will they go? The magnets were town, country and what he called 'town-country', or garden cities. We are still asking that question. And researchers from the University of Newcastle have found that, for older people, the answer is stark: they're heading out of the city into the countryside.
Faith brings more healing than harm
21 April 2006
Among my recent holiday reading was The End of Faith by Sam Harris, who argues that religious practice is at best a waste of time, at worst catastrophic in its applications to the modern age. He is particularly exercised by Islam. He pooh-poohs the oft-vaunted idea that Islam is essentially peaceful, quoting a raft of gruesome exhortations against unbelievers from the Koran. Fundamentalism and terrorism are not perversions of Islam, he argues, but its logical consequences.
Glasgow's young gun - Steven Purcell, leader, Glasgow City Council
21 April 2006
Private investment may be returning to central Glasgow, but Steven Purcell says that revitalising the city's communities will require recreating the social cohesion of the 1970s.
Second Opinion - Holbeck Urban Village
21 April 2006
Name of scheme: Holbeck Urban Village Revised Planning Framework Published: February 2006 Commissioned by: Leeds City Council and regional development agency Yorkshire Forward Produced by: Leeds City Council Scope/purpose: The revised supplementary planning guidance sets...
Grid or change in Milton Keynes
21 April 2006
Milton Keynes' planned Oakgrove Millennium Community is intended as an exemplar development. But it has sparked fierce debate between its supporters and those of the city's distinctive road system. Here are two opposing views.
Experts on investment to talk at conference
21 April 2006
Next month's Regeneration & Renewal national conference brings together a wide range of experts on methods of attracting and retaining investment in regeneration areas.
Praise for event that looks at the sector 'as a whole'
21 April 2006
Delegates at last year's Regeneration & Renewal national conference, which also focused on attracting investment into deprived areas, praised it as an event that provided an unusually broad and multi-faceted perspective on the sector.
Agency backs Port of Dover rail link
21 April 2006
The Port of Dover could be reconnected to the rail network under plans being considered by the regional development agency for the South-East.
Peerages row 'may hit academy cash'
21 April 2006
The cash-for-peerages row could deter potential donors from backing the Government's flagship, business-sponsored city academies programme, according to employers body the Confederation of Business Industry.
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