Tomorrow: a peaceful path to urban reform July 1998September 2025 To accommodate household growth within urban areas we will have to use every option available to us. This report suggests that it is feasible to aim for a 75% target for new homes in urban areas by developing a new agenda for the renaissance of urban Britain. This is partly about the physical capacity of urban areas but it is much more about our attitudes to cities and our willingness to challenge historic trends. At the end of the millennium the time is right to bring about these changes.
Town Centre Partnerships January 1997September 2025 This report takes a close look at how town centre partnerships are helping local neighbourhoods stay lively and competitive by joining forces between local authorities and businesses.
Vital and viable town centres September 1994September 2025 This report draws together information on trends, as well as experience in the United Kingdom and abroad, to enable local authorities and others to make the most of their town and city centres.
Managing Urban Change June 1987September 2025 This report sets out the findings and recommendations of a programme of research into the management training needs of Urban Programme project managers, carried out by URBED in 1988 on behalf of the Department of the Environment.
Planning in Social Services – Chapter 4 January 1978September 2025 This chapter walks through how to set priorities when planning social services, breaking the process into clear steps so you know what problems to focus on, how to tackle them, and what actions to take. It emphasises planning as an ongoing cycle that stays connected with resources and budgets while translating goals into real tasks for people.
