...tie between environmental concerns and references to money, with ‘everything is free’ as a particularly popular suggestion (and one rather worrying mugging by a Hargreaves-esque Mr. Nosey lookalike). There was...
...to develop cohesive and resilient communities, so it is crucial to discuss how we can better design our cities. In the future, urban design must harness the transformative function of...
...just as it has to have seen the response of 'One North', and indeed, also 'Midlands Connect'. If our closely geographically located cities can have the best transport infrastructure between...
...the tone for a timely and lively debate of the measures required to ensure all cities in the north of England enjoy the freedoms and powers to support economic growth...
...set aside large spaces of land for urban parklands. (It’s now often forgotten that New York’s Central Park was once home to several hundred people who were moved to make...
...does planning fit in, what roles should the state fulfil? These are some of the questions pondered at a recent workshop between the Future of Cities lead experts and an...
