Putting communities before party lines: a planning lesson for London?
A call for elected officials to confront entrenched interests and party pressure over delivery raises questions for London’s mayoral and borough planning…
Read updateA call for elected officials to confront entrenched interests and party pressure over delivery raises questions for London’s mayoral and borough planning…
Read updateResearch and everyday experience show that beautiful places foster stronger communities, better mental health, and greater civic engagement. What can London learn…
Read updateA new Strong Towns article argues that public projects start with benches, trees and lighting instead of how people will actually use…
Read updateExamining Transport for London's approach to boundary management, arterial corridor coordination, and the governance challenges shaping London's orbital street network.
Read updateA veteran New York council member’s demand for local control over on-street waste bin locations highlights a familiar tension between parking and…
Read updateBogotá’s Habitat Secretary combines housing, transit, public space and utilities into a single department. London’s fragmented governance could take note.
Read updateA resident-led project in Fayetteville, Arkansas saw volunteers build 26 benches for bus stops, supported by a mayor who saw citizen action…
Read updateAmsterdam has removed more than 10,000 on‑street parking spaces since 2019 as part of its car‑lite street plan. For London, where Low…
Read updateAs US cities turn to cheaper single-side multiuse paths to tackle sidewalk deserts, London’s outer boroughs could benefit from a similar approach…
Read updateThe Planetizen series on planning for love explores how walkable streets foster social bonds. As London pursues its Healthy Streets agenda, the…
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