A new era of harm reduction: Will the US finally embrace safe drug consumption sites?
Safe consumption sites are seeing fresh support in states across America, but what challenges do they face to go nationwide?
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One year on: Afghanistan’s refugees attempt to settle in London
Over one year on from the initial evacuation of Afghan people, is the UK’s capital providing sufficient support to allow…
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Why are so many ‘Homes for Ukraine’ refugees living in England’s small villages?
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the government’s unusual visa sponsorship scheme has seen Ukrainian refugees disproportionately moving to rural areas,…
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Energy poverty in Lagos: Electricity supply plays catch-up to Nigeria’s population boom
Communities and businesses, not to mention vital infrastructure, have all been impacted by the high-capacity energy demands of Africa's biggest…
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Reshaping the DNA of residential communities post-pandemic
Urban planners must take in new community demands spawned during the pandemic: green, public space and a lasting sense of…
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What Cleveland’s property growth tells us about the value of rapid-transit lines
Can bus rapid transit (BRT) line technology contribute to increased urban mobility and improved property values?
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UK census: Tower Hamlets has the worst child poverty rates in the UK
The London borough of Tower Hamlets has seen population growth at the same time that poverty rates have also increased.
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Is small and sustainable housing really possible? In conversation with Anitra Nelson
With a cost-of-living crisis impacting the UK, we ask Small is Necessary author Anitra Nelson what shared space needs to…
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