Regeneration

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  New London homes bridge the divide between rich and poor communities

  4 Dec 2012: Government welfare policies are segregating the rich and poor, but one housing association has other ideas

• Historic Leeds baths get £75,000 boost

  3 Dec 2012:

  Long-standing community campaign gets a major lift from new Yorkshire funding programme. John Baron reports

• London housing: is creating "mixed communities" such a great idea?

  27 Nov 2012:

  The evidence supporting a wide consensus about helping the poor through housing and regeneration policy is not particularly strong.

• Earls Court: Kensington and Chelsea's go ahead can't hide the contradictions

  26 Nov 2012:

  The thinking behind a huge, Tory-backed redevelopment scheme in London is as inconsistent as the scheme itself is unpopular

• A Labour letter to Lord Heseltine, from York with (mostly) love

  22 Nov 2012:

  Politicians are inured to media demands for instant reactions. How nice to find one taking his time. James Alexander has been pondering Michael Heseltine's report on growth for almost a month and discussing it with others. Now he's written to Tarzan with his views. Here they are

• Hastings pier gets £11.4m lottery grant

  19 Nov 2012:

  Hastings trust awarded Heritage Lottery funding to save burnt-out Victorian and pop history landmark

• Battersea power station: big visions, glum predictions

  19 Nov 2012:

  With work on redeveloping the famous London landmark due to start next year, what does the future hold for that part of the south bank of the Thames?

• The new ruralism: how the pastoral idyll is taking over our cities

  18 Nov 2012:

  Meadows nestling beside tower blocks, children cavorting in rustic playgrounds, not to mention all those farmers' markets – these days, our cities can't seem to get enough of the countryside

• Bias claims after Grant Shapps's local town wins bid for Portas funding

  14 Nov 2012: Hatfield was one of only 15 towns, from nearly 400 bidders, to secure a £100,000 regeneration grant from Shapps's department

• Walthamstow stadium: "This is not over," pledges Duncan Smith as campaign turns fire on Boris

  11 Nov 2012:

  Chingford MP will meet communities secretary amid claims that Boris Johnson has misled Londoners over listed greyhound track redevelopment plan

• Walthamstow stadium: viability, credibility and democracy

  6 Nov 2012:

  Opponents of the loss of a legendary London greyhound-racing venue are questioning the planning process that approved it and Eric Pickles doesn't seem too happy either

• Earls Court project: "They actually believe their own bullshit"

  31 Oct 2012:

  Conservative-run Hammersmith and Fulham got on the wrong side of leaders of residents whose homes they want to "regenerate" by depicting them as beyond self-help

• Earls Court project: revisiting that "social engineering" claim

  31 Oct 2012:

  Some opponents of a controversial west London redevelopment scheme have long claimed that its political backers are motivated partly by electoral mathematics. Are they right?

• Hope from Heseltine for the beleaguered north

  31 Oct 2012:

  A chorus of approval greets the return of the statesman who forced effective devolution on the Thatcher government

• Bread and houses - Liverpool Biennial pulls off a brilliant mix of art, theatre and social action

  31 Oct 2012:

  Writer Kenn Taylor's mundane tour bus to Anfield with photographer Mark Loudon turns into a magical - and very thought-provoking - mystery tour

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