#Housing

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crawlings13

Wealthy white parents are disproportionately less likely to:- Get Covid (due to housing density, work from home, etc.)They are disproportionately more likely to - Be vaccinated- Support (and insist on)

Municipal Dreams

MunicipalDreams

1/ THREAD: the London Loop, sections 13 and 14, Harefield West to Moor Park to Hatch End. A largely rural stretch, mostly in Hertfordshire. Cheating slightly to start with, interwar

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

Strategic Housing Development (SHD) is becoming a much riskier, slower & more expensive process for both developers & citizens than a traditional planning appeal.. looking at recent legal cases 1/

Jacab Kramer🍝🐘

jknotjk

WOW over 400 people signed up to comment on the Somerville Budget livestream if you haven't registered to speak https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=1157879137907409&ref=watch_permalink Wille & Vignesh get us off to a strong s

Daniel Blackman

BlackmanDNA

Today, President Joe Biden ordered his Department of Justice not to renew its contracts with private prisons, one of multiple new planks of Biden’s broad-focused racial justice agenda. @JoeBiden

Robert Jenrick

RobertJenrick

Introducing the new ‘Right to Regenerate’: local people to be given a new right to take over unused council-owned buildings. Meaning more new homes, businesses and community assets — whatever

Nearly Legal

nearlylegal

Round up of today in possession proceedings - what we know, what we don’t, and things to look out for. Civil Procedure Rule 55.29 is amended to extend the general

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/OK, so. Let's talk about Left-NIMBYism. We all know about Right-NIMBYs, rabidly protecting their white-flight suburbs from Those People. And there are plenty of liberal NIMBYs too. But NIMBYs of

Robert Fruchtman

_fruchtose

Currently tuned into the #CityAge panel for Fast Growing Cities Beyond the Pandemichttps://www.cityage.com/urbangrowth Sounds like it's not just San Francisco techies who are moving #CityAge Many of the places

Jon Brady

jonbradyphoto

Before I left DC Thomson I completed a series, yet to be published, on private housebuilders' appetite to build high-density, poor quality neighbourhoods that squish as many houses in as

Adam Townsend

adamscrabble

Thread o' Lets discuss this, is it a good thing?For years, Google has been seeking to wrest control of the city from its government;https://www.engadget.com/2019/06/18/google-bay-area-housing-investment/ In 2016 it got 370,000+

Sarah O'Connor

sarahoconnor_

It follows that if the UK govt (& Brexiteers) really want to "wean the country off" low-paid migrants, pay and conditions will have to go up a lot. Robots can't

Cllr Anthony Okereke

MrOkereke

In 𝟮𝟬𝟭𝟲, Dylan a pupil at @StPaulsAcademy1 called for permanently affordable homes.In 𝟮𝟬𝟭𝟵 Dylan & local activists met with Councillors to call for Community-Led Housing.In 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟭, @Royal_Greenwich'

Peter Apps

PeteApps

Report from today at the Grenfell Tower Inquiry:President of the firm which sold the highly combustible used on Grenfell denies that a 2005 test in which it failed “spectacularly” was

DC History Conference

dchistcon

http://mappingSegregationDC.org documents the historic impact of racial deed covenants on the nation’s capital. But covenants weren’t the only tool for shaping the city’s racial landscape. Schools, parks, playgrounds, and public

Julián Castro

JulianCastro

1. 50 yrs ago, a week after MLK's assassination, President Johnson signed into law the Fair Housing Act, which promised to address racial housing discrimination & proactively dismantle the pervasive

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