Add to ORKGThe historic environment has been increasingly used to facilitate urban regeneration in British cities. This was a policy that originated in the 1970s and gained momentum under Thatcher’s economic and physical regeneration of the urban landscape. New Labour inherited a very different urban situation to that inherited by the Conservatives and indeed urban spaces are now seen as ones of hope rather than despair. However, there are still numerous problems, questions and quandaries concerning demographic and land pressures that New Labour have to deal with before they can secure an urban renaissance. Set in this context this chapter analyses the role that the historic environment has played in revitalising the urban landscape, how it has accomm...
It is against recent experiences of virulent neoliberalism and commodification in UK urban environme...
The postwar years witnessed the election of a Labour government in 1945 and, under its aegis, the es...
planners, architects and town hall administrators have over the past two decades rediscovered an ent...
The transition from deindustrial to post industrial city from the 1970s exposed how cities developed...
The transition from deindustrial to post industrial city from the 1970s exposed how cities developed...
In common with many countries in recent years, visions of an urban renaissance have been instrumenta...
Reconstructing modernity assesses the character of approaches to rebuilding British cities during th...
City strategies to remake places positioned at their core an improvement of the built environment. I...
British urban regeneration policy in the 1980s was property led. Following the election of Tony Blai...
Summary. Redevelopment and growth regimes are often eager to remove the physical remnants of post-wa...
The increased population density caused by the combination of predatory capitalism and the hyper-rat...
Major historical events that shaped urban areas in the UK affected the planning system, which has un...
In the last third of the twentieth century, Britain underwent an urban transformation that was faste...
Are Britain’s cities attractive places in which to live, work and play? Asking that question, this i...
This article seeks to go beyond official documents and the New Labour government’s rhetoric on urban...
It is against recent experiences of virulent neoliberalism and commodification in UK urban environme...
The postwar years witnessed the election of a Labour government in 1945 and, under its aegis, the es...
planners, architects and town hall administrators have over the past two decades rediscovered an ent...
The transition from deindustrial to post industrial city from the 1970s exposed how cities developed...
The transition from deindustrial to post industrial city from the 1970s exposed how cities developed...
In common with many countries in recent years, visions of an urban renaissance have been instrumenta...
Reconstructing modernity assesses the character of approaches to rebuilding British cities during th...
City strategies to remake places positioned at their core an improvement of the built environment. I...
British urban regeneration policy in the 1980s was property led. Following the election of Tony Blai...
Summary. Redevelopment and growth regimes are often eager to remove the physical remnants of post-wa...
The increased population density caused by the combination of predatory capitalism and the hyper-rat...
Major historical events that shaped urban areas in the UK affected the planning system, which has un...
In the last third of the twentieth century, Britain underwent an urban transformation that was faste...
Are Britain’s cities attractive places in which to live, work and play? Asking that question, this i...
This article seeks to go beyond official documents and the New Labour government’s rhetoric on urban...
It is against recent experiences of virulent neoliberalism and commodification in UK urban environme...
The postwar years witnessed the election of a Labour government in 1945 and, under its aegis, the es...
planners, architects and town hall administrators have over the past two decades rediscovered an ent...