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Tag Archives: Big Society
What’s in a Name?
I was talking today with a potential client of Lucas Hickman Smith, who leads a community group which (if all goes according to plan) will commission us to help them replace their worn-out village hall with a new community facility, … Continue reading
Posted in Community Right to Build
Tagged Big Society, Community Right to Build, FANN-XI, local services, Lucas Hickman Smith, Pennoyer Centre, pub, shop
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The Future for Architects?
A provocative report from the RIBA’s think-tank ‘Building Futures’ continued to generate comment in the architectural press last week. The report predicts that the building-design industry will become increasingly globalised, with a smaller number of very large multi-national studios using … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Society, Building Design, design/architecture, opinion/responses
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Who Pays the Piper? And for How Long?
The Rural Services Network (RSN) reports that the Government has found some cash to fund an ‘Institute of Community Organising’ to push forward its Big Society agenda – and Norfolk will be one of ten counties where the plan is … Continue reading
Posted in Community Right to Build
Tagged Big Society, Community Right to Build, Localism Bill, Norfolk, policy, volunteers
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More on Community-Run Shops
Twitter brought me to a piece by Alan Spedding (@RuSource) about community-run shops. I think it’s Alan’s summary of a longer report by the Plunkett Foundation. I did talk a bit about shops – and the Plunkett Foundation in fact … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Society, Community Right to Build, local services, Localism Bill, Plunkett Foundation, shop
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75% Support? Impossible, surely…
I was at the official opening of The Pennoyer Centre in Pulham St Mary last week. Quite apart from the fact that it was designed by our studio, Lucas Hickman Smith, and has just received design-awards from South Norfolk District … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Society, Community Right to Build, consensus/support, development, Pennoyer Centre
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How to CRTB #2 – Creating Value
I said in a previous post it was ironic that the Coalition spending-cuts have hit a programme aimed at supporting community run pubs. It isn’t ironic, of course – in fact it’s ideologically consistent with the whole thrust of the … Continue reading
Posted in Community Right to Build, Development/Land-Use
Tagged affordable housing, Big Society, Community Right to Build, consensus/support, development, land-use, planning, value
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