It is almost 10 years since the UK government published Towards an Urban Renaissance. This paper assesses the extent to which a turnaround in the fortunes of English cities has occurred in recent years, using population estimates for 1981-2006. Population change rates are compared over time for 56 cities defined on the principle of built-up urban area and for a 10-fold classification of England based on settlement size and regional location. In aggregate, urban England is found to have achieved a steady acceleration in growth over the 25-year period, but since the early 1990s this has merely been tracking the national trend with no diminution in the growth-rate gap with the faster growing towns and rural areas. Also, a major contrast exists...
How realistic are the Government's plans to bring about an 'urban renaissance'? It is argued that th...
In this article it is argued that parish rate books, a source hitherto relatively neglected by Engli...
In this article it is argued that parish rate books, a source hitherto relatively neglected by Engli...
The large towns and cities in Britain have suffered strong decline since the fifties, in terms of po...
The large towns and cities in Britain have suffered strong decline since the fifties, in terms of po...
Les changements dans l'évolution des rapports démographiques entre les milieux urbains et ruraux au ...
Les changements dans l'évolution des rapports démographiques entre les milieux urbains et ruraux au ...
The counterurbanisation decade of the 1970s appears to have been followed by a period of more mixed ...
This paper sets out the evolution of British urban policy since the Urban White Paper of 1977 with p...
This study examines how far and in what way ‘Our cities are back’, as claimed by England’s Core Citi...
The last census showed significant population growth across British cities after decades of stagnati...
Abstract. The counterurbanisation decade of the 1970s appears to have been followed by a period of m...
Dupâquier Jacques. Industrialization, Urbanization and Demographic Change in England, par Minoru Yas...
How realistic are the Government's plans to bring about an 'urban renaissance'? It is argued that th...
How realistic are the Government's plans to bring about an 'urban renaissance'? It is argued that th...
How realistic are the Government's plans to bring about an 'urban renaissance'? It is argued that th...
In this article it is argued that parish rate books, a source hitherto relatively neglected by Engli...
In this article it is argued that parish rate books, a source hitherto relatively neglected by Engli...
The large towns and cities in Britain have suffered strong decline since the fifties, in terms of po...
The large towns and cities in Britain have suffered strong decline since the fifties, in terms of po...
Les changements dans l'évolution des rapports démographiques entre les milieux urbains et ruraux au ...
Les changements dans l'évolution des rapports démographiques entre les milieux urbains et ruraux au ...
The counterurbanisation decade of the 1970s appears to have been followed by a period of more mixed ...
This paper sets out the evolution of British urban policy since the Urban White Paper of 1977 with p...
This study examines how far and in what way ‘Our cities are back’, as claimed by England’s Core Citi...
The last census showed significant population growth across British cities after decades of stagnati...
Abstract. The counterurbanisation decade of the 1970s appears to have been followed by a period of m...
Dupâquier Jacques. Industrialization, Urbanization and Demographic Change in England, par Minoru Yas...
How realistic are the Government's plans to bring about an 'urban renaissance'? It is argued that th...
How realistic are the Government's plans to bring about an 'urban renaissance'? It is argued that th...
How realistic are the Government's plans to bring about an 'urban renaissance'? It is argued that th...
In this article it is argued that parish rate books, a source hitherto relatively neglected by Engli...
In this article it is argued that parish rate books, a source hitherto relatively neglected by Engli...