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Developments mixing private, affordable and social homes are now seen by planners as the best way to tackle community divisions and deprivation. Nick Loney reports, and offers ten tips to ensure the success of mixed tenure schemes.

Why communities need a planning gain boost

26 May 2006

Middle-ranking council planning officers don't always brim with enthusiasm for their jobs. So when you meet one who does, it sticks in the mind.

Letters

26 May 2006

Boosting third sector's capacity takes time

Wacky ideas can be winners too

26 May 2006

Readers may be interested to hear about the launch of an different kind of professional body for urban regenerators.

At last, third sector gets a central role

26 May 2006

One week into his new job and third sector minister Ed Miliband is already heading up what Gordon Brown calls the "largest ever consultation with the third sector" on delivering the sector's future in social and economic regeneration.

A gambling man - Professor Stephen Crow, chair, Casino Advisory Panel

26 May 2006

One of Britain's foremost planning experts, Professor Crow chairs the panel convened to recommend locations for the new wave of casinos. So, how will the chips fall?

Shock exit puts EP under the spotlight

26 May 2006

The national regeneration agency's management shake-up was already raising eyebrows, even before its newly promoted chief operating officer announced his departure. What is going on, asks Joey Gardiner.

Why we need a new regeneration policy

26 May 2006

Sir Michael Lyons's wake-up call to government highlights the lack of a national spatial strategy, says Tim Williams.

Second Opinion - Barrow-in-Furness waterfront

26 May 2006

Name of scheme: The Barrow-in-Furness Waterfront Masterplan (2003) and High Level Project Plan (2006).

Cracking result - Kids vote Wallace and Gromit top creative inspiration

26 May 2006

Youngsters named animated characters Wallace and Gromit as their number one inspiration for getting involved in the creative industries in a poll released to coincide with a national arts and media festival for young people this week.