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September 2025
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September 2025
Politics, Philosophy, Economics >>>>
Homes England publishes Community Engagement notes
Who Owns Britain - statistical analysis by CommonWealth
Technology
Potential for Google to impact upon city layouts through to social interaction
Scenarios for the future of...
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September 2025
Politics, Philosophy, Economics >>>>
Helping local news services evolve to meet local need
US house price inflation ..57 percent increase since 2020
History >>>>
Remembering the Great Fire of Northampton,1675
Movement >>>>
DfT publishes...
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September 2025
Politics, Philosophy, Economics >>>>
Rural vs Urban resentment and polarisation
How expanding care and concern for protecting old buildings and traditions needs to extend to the planet
Lewes Pound Axed - last local exchange trading system in UK
History >>...
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September 2025
Politics, Philosophy, Economics >>>>
Rural vs Urban resentment and polarisation
How expanding care and concern for protecting old buildings and traditions needs to extend to the planet
Lewes Pound Axed - last local exchange trading system in UK
History >>...
August 2025
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August 2025
Restoring Council Housing after Right to Buy
- £194 billion transfer of wealth to private individuals between 1980 and 2023/3 (or £3,000 per head of population of UK)
New Zealand housing market down 13 percent since 2022 peak - could other countries follow?
Swift representation - who speaks up...
Latest Articles (View All)
Topic
Edition 177 of URBAN DESIGN introduces both the context and the challenge of gender-transformative design. Here is an introduction by Guest Topic Editor Marina Milosev.
Marina Milosev, Co-founding Partner, Beyond the Red Line.
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Edition 176 of URBAN DESIGN presents an opportunity to reflect on the state of urban design in Ireland in 2025 and comment on its distinct characteristics. Here is an introduction by Guest Topic Editors Miriam Fitzpatrick and Alan Mee.
