Labour's Pride in Place Strategy: Revitalising Communities and High Streets
Labour’s newly introduced 'Pride in Place' strategy promises significant investment to revitalize high streets and communities in disadvantaged areas, contrasting it with the government's previous 'levelling up' initiatives. Under this plan, communities will receive direct funding based on deprivati... [More info]
Labour to invest in revitalizing struggling communities across the UK
Privatization isn't the solution; it's about targeted investment and community-led change, not abandoning public support entirely.
Labour to invest in revitalizing struggling communities across the UK
Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce additional funding for over 330 'overlooked' communities across the UK as part of the Labour Party's plans to reinvigorate struggling High Streets. The investment will support projects that tackle local issues such as litter, graffiti, and the creation of new spor... [More info]
Labour to invest in revitalizing struggling communities across the UK
This is just another empty promise from the Labour Party. They’ve been handing out money like this for years and nothing ever changes. The UK’s High Streets are doomed, and the only way to fix them is to completely privatize them. Government funding is useless!
Another year, another notification of large-scale bank branch closures... as always this os predicated on people using branches less.
Of course, this is nothing to do with under-staffing branches so they are slower to see you, removing local discretion, or making the branches uncomfortable, of course.
Its yet on more way a service industry seems contemptuous of its users!
Does anyone know if this article is available online: 'Classifying Signs' by Harry Leeson, Monotype Recorder, Issue 01, Summer 2014?
I have a hard copy, and regularly find myself referencing it, but don't have an easy way to share it with others.
For those interested, it compares and contrasts sign regulations in different parts of London (Peckham and Hampstead) and how these affect the experience of being on the high street.
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date: 2023-04-24 07:58:48
by: Chloe Steadman
Funded full-time PhD opportunity aiming to create a framework for more sustainable #HighStreets 🛍️🌱
Building on the work of @PlaceManagement & @HighStreetsTF
Supervised by me, @NikosNtounis & @garywarn. Deadline 18 May
More info here @DrSDMillington👇 https://www.mmu.ac.uk/research/research-study/scholarships#ai-79341-0
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Who owns #Scotland's #cities, #highStreets and #urban #centres? | HeraldScotland
Only one-third of #properties on Scotland’s busiest #shopping #streets are owned by #companies registered in the #country, #TheHerald can reveal.
Really pleased to be working with @[email protected] to fund some #coop led ideas to revitalise town centres & #highstreets. More details 👇. Big thank-you to @[email protected] for their support to @[email protected] which has enabled this programme. https://twitter.com/CooperativesUK/status/1231912102090158080
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"The high street's not in decline it's just that we can't get into the buildings to make them thrive" Thanks @[email protected] for today's inspiring workshop on repurposing #highstreets as part of @[email protected]'s New Economy Programme in #Bradford @[email protected] #WednesdayMotivation
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/CatherineSimes/status/1230184779569680384
“"The high street's not in decline it's just that we can't get into the buildings to make them thrive" Thanks @francesnorthrop for today's inspiring workshop on repurposing #highstreets as part of @StirToAction's New Economy Programme in #Bradford @Kala_Sangam #WednesdayMotivation”
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