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New book tells the story of Yorkshire’s food revolution

November 12, 2013 by Julian

The story of the Incredible Edible movement that begun in Todmorden and has now spread across the world is to be told in a new book by Urban Pollinators writer Joanna Dobson. What began with ‘propaganda planting’ in cemeteries and on station platforms in a former mill town has now become a global network of […]

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Filed Under: community, company news, news, regeneration, sustainability Tagged With: books, business, community, Incredible Edible Todmorden, Joanna Dobson, learning, local food, Pam Warhurst

The people-centred city

October 28, 2013 by Julian

We’ve recently visited Sri Lanka as a keynote speaker the University of Moratuwa’s conference on Cities, People and Places. In a country that is seeking to get to grips with reconciliation and reconstruction after a brutal conflict, creating cities that work for people is a key priority. The text and slides of the keynote have […]

Filed Under: cities, placemaking, regeneration

Can Belfast become a city fit for the future?

May 23, 2013 by Julian

A few minutes after you leave Belfast City Airport to head into the city centre, a row of fluttering purple flags greets you. They signal that the estate behind the fence is the territory of the Ulster Volunteer Force. Seven months ago they weren’t there. It’s a visible sign of the fragility of Belfast’s recovery […]

Filed Under: cities, economy, placemaking, regeneration Tagged With: Belfast, cities, economy, regeneration, society

Critical creativity and the future of mainstreets

May 16, 2013 by Julian

Seeing a new city is always a good way of reflecting on your home town. You look at what’s done differently and wonder why nobody thought of that back home; your eyes are more open to the way people use space and interact with each other. Meeting new people has the same effect. You look […]

Filed Under: cities, community, high streets, placemaking, regeneration Tagged With: creativity, high streets, local value, Mainstreet Australia, mainstreets, Melbourne

The legacy of Alderman Graves, and lessons for regeneration

May 15, 2013 by Julian

A couple of weeks ago I was asked to give a lecture at Sheffield University’s Interdisciplinary Centre of the Social Sciences. The talk focused on people-centred approaches to regeneration, and how they could be encouraged in today’s policy context. The full text of the talk and the accompanying slides are here. I also wrote a […]

Filed Under: cities, community, economy, housing, regeneration, the north, towns Tagged With: people-centred regeneration, radicalism, shared value, Sheffield

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