Policies for Places
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Slow Cities and Rapid Climate Change
As many European cities begin to cool after facing the latest of a series of heatwaves this summer and North American cities sweltered whilst hosting the 2026 World Cup, it is becoming apparent that there is a major disjuncture between the...
Is 'Due Process' stifling effective local governance?
Local government in the UK has spent decades perfecting the machinery of “due process.” Every planning decision or regeneration scheme, requires statutory consultations, procedure: notices, hearings, comment periods, statutory steps, equali...
Places Revisited
Opinions differ on whether it is wise to revisit places holding fond memories many years after leaving. Some say one is bound to be disappointed because so much will have changed in the interim, others that re-kindling happy times can only...
The Agricultural Show: Heritage in action
The farming community where I live is gearing up for its annual agricultural show this weekend. The show has been an annual event since 1804, organized by the United East Lothian Agricultural Society, enjoyed by thousands of visitors and br...
Benchmarked
Benches are one of the smallest pieces of social infrastructure but can play vital roles in towns and neighbourhoods. Their number, design and placement provide important messages about a town’s understanding of community and civic particip...
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Sociologist with extensive experience as a social researcher and policy analyst in central and local government with longstanding interest in place, community development, and community agency in place-based policymaking.
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