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29 Jan 2016
Matthew Parsfield
Building communities is not only intrinsically good; it can benefit the economy and public services too. Matthew Parsfield reflects on our 'Connected Communities' work.
26 Jan 2016
Jamie Cooke
In a personal reflection on the recent death of David Bowie, Head of RSA Scotland Jamie Cooke shamelessly steals his mum’s connection to the star in order to reflect upon the importance of personal heritage.
20 Jan 2016
Hilary Cottam
Negotiating the pathway from rhetoric to reality in community-centred work is still the major challenge of our times, says social entrepreneur Hilary Cottam.
10 Jan 2016
Matthew Taylor
Five years after the end of the New Deal for Communities, David Cameron is apparently planning to launch a new regeneration initiative. Let's hope he is willing to be bold and to learn from the past.
06 Jan 2016
Joanna Massie
Ashford is going through extraordinary and exciting changes, and underneath Ashford’s significant growth programme is a market town with a valuable history dating as far back as early prehistoric times and a long heritage, rich in business and trade. Find out how the town is making the most of its heritage in looking toward the future.
21 Dec 2015
Susie Pascoe
Recovery in terms of ‘health’ care, rather than ‘sick’ care, and a long term focus on wellbeing, instead of simply treating the symptoms, is at the core of our latest report.
01 Dec 2015
Carole Souter CBE
Funders needs to be aware of the need to hear the voices of the whole community, and not simply those which are most engaged and articulate
30 Nov 2015
Rowan Conway
Loneliness in the UK is at epidemic proportions, so is it now time to rethink what we as communities can do about it?
Chelmsford has a long, rich commercial history, but many feeling local heritage has been overlooked in recent years. Fellows in Chelmsford got together to explore what a heritage strategy would mean for Chelmsford. Find out what they discussed, and what lessons learned can be applied elsewhere.
27 Nov 2015
Who gets to decide what heritage is valuable enough to save in Bristol? How far do the borders of Manchester extend – and how does the administrative boundaries correlate to the way people of Oldham and Bury feel about where they live? Read the summary from recent Heritage Question Time events in Bristol and Manchester/Oldham.
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