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Jane’s Walk is an annual festival of free, community-led walking conversations inspired by Jane Jacobs. On the first weekend of May every year, Jane’s Walk festivals take place in hundreds of cities around the world. Jane’s Walks encourage...
In my previous post on here I was concerned with the range of factors which are inhibiting moves to move from community engagement to community empowerment in neighbourhood and town planning. I pointed to a paradox in which, despite a huge...
A paradox
If you judged the state of community‑led planning (CLP) by the volume of guidance, toolkits, and case‑study collections, you might assume the practice is already mainstream. Every year brings another set of “how‑to” manuals promi...
The inaugural competition for the title of UK Town of Culture 2028 title has attracted a widespread interest with some 80 towns across the UK having announced their intentions to bid ahead of the 31 March deadline.
Announced in January the...
Car parking is just about the most divisive issue in local policy-making, and so it is proving in the county where I live, to the east of Edinburgh. East Lothian Council seems determined to introduce car parking charges in 5 towns across th...
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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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