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Eric Pickles rejects £160m Smithfield market redevelopment plan
8 Jul 2014:Communities secretary backs campaign against 'wholly unacceptable' proposal to demolish part of Victorian market halls
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11 Sep 2014:
Letters: Nobody mentioned the existence of manorial rights when Welwyn Garden City was set up
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11 Sep 2014: Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 11 September 1965: On meeting Le Corbusier in Chandigarh, Taya Zinkin realises the great architect has designs on something other than large buildings
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10 Sep 2014:
Christian Wolmar: Car use is declining while the popularity of train travel is on the rise, but calculating cost per trip is a complex business
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5 Sep 2014: Move to replace songbirds’ only breeding site in the UK is unscientific and unprecedented, says RSPB
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3 Sep 2014: Alex Grant: I may disagree with it winning the Carbuncle Cup, but Woolwich Central is still effectively a car park with a Tesco and flats on top
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3 Sep 2014:
Letters: One wonders if Nato leaders will visit the graves of those who died for the democratic principles they claim to be the guardians of
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1 Sep 2014: Using VR headsets, designers are creating sophisticated urban environments that they hope could allow young people to have a more active role in urban planning
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27 Aug 2014: Adam Greenfield explains why many urbanists think the lowly bus – emblem of all that is slow, stigmatised and wasteful – is the key to city transit ... and that Latin America is the only place doing it right
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25 Aug 2014:
What do you get when you force developers to build around historic facades? A match made in hell, says Oliver Wainwright
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21 Aug 2014: Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 21 August 1945: The social value of the National Allotments Society’s work in alleviating urban distress, enlarging the town-dweller’s horizon, and promoting co-operative effort is undeniable
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20 Aug 2014: Faceless estates. Sprawling suburbs. Soulless financial districts. Discredited elsewhere as fostering the worst kind of urban angst, these are the vogue in China – but change could be afoot
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19 Aug 2014:
Rachel Williams: One council has developed a website to help businesses and planners make buildings more wheelchair friendly
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12 Aug 2014:
Camra blames planning loopholes for accelerating disappearance of British institution, of which fewer than 55,000 remain
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11 Aug 2014: A policy of legalising unplanned structures if they meet minimum standards means new arrivals to the Vietnamese capital can build homes without official permission, and get basic services
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9 Aug 2014:
UN watchdog fails to place parliament on list of world's endangered heritage sites, deferring decision until February
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