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Centre for Cities Report 2013
Our response to the 2013 annual report from Centre for Cities on the comparative performance of UK cities.
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ESRC Interim Report - October 2012
As we approach the end of the first year of the project, the team has produced and interim report to highlight progress made and identify next steps, raising questions and beginning to provide some answers.
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Making more land available for development
On 28 November 2012 in an interview on Newsnight the Planning Minister, Nick Boles called for a major increase in the amount of land allocated for new housing in England and a significant increase in the quality of what is built.
Tensions and future prospects for sustainable housing growth
A case study of Northamptonshire and Milton Keynes
Tensions and Prospects > News
News
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Centre for Cities Report 2013
Our response to the 2013 annual report from Centre for Cities on the comparative performance of UK cities.
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ESRC Interim Report - October 2012
As we approach the end of the first year of the project, the team has produced and interim report to highlight progress made and identify next steps, raising questions and beginning to provide some answers.
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Making more land available for development
On 28 November 2012 in an interview on Newsnight the Planning Minister, Nick Boles called for a major increase in the amount of land allocated for new housing in England and a significant increase in the quality of what is built.
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Keeping up with the project
The project is producing regular briefing notes, which will first appear on this website. So far four of these have been produced.
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Britain in 2013
Every year the Economic and Social Research Council produces a magazine that brings together material from a range of the projects which they are funding.
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Getting the story out there
One of the ambitions of the researchers on the project is bring the ideas and evidence coming out of their work to wider audiences.
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Setting the agenda
The project was launched at an event earlier in the year which brought together a range of academics, policy makers, professionals to discuss the challenges faced in responding to the crisis in house building and the wider crisis in thinking about how it might be tackled.