Tackling the climate emergency
Duncan Price explores why everyone needs to take responsibility and action in order to meet the Government’s 2050 net zero target.
‘Whole-society' approach to tackle extremism, Burnham says
31/07/2018 Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has called for a 'whole-society' approach to tackle rising levels of extremism. |
Councils take key Prevent strategy role
30/05/2018 Councils have been handed administrative control of the controversial Prevent counter-terror strategy, The MJ has learned. |
Greenwich leader defends decision to remove ‘shrine’ to murdered soldier
01/02/2018 The leader of Greenwich Council has defended the authority’s decision to remove an unofficial memorial to the murdered soldier Lee Rigby in the face of attacks from far-right extremists. |
Suspected jihadis offered houses in counter-extremism programme
30/10/2017 British jihadis suspected of fighting in Syria could be offered support with finding jobs, counselling and housing in Government's counter-extremism plan. |
Anti-radicalisation programme accused of Islamophobia
30/08/2017 The Government has criticised a report into its controversial anti-radicalisation programme for spreading what it describes as ‘falsehoods’ and ‘myths’. |
Preventing the spread of extremism
30/06/2017 Prevent manager Waqar Ahmed delivers a reality check for the much-maligned counter-extremism initiative, arguing that while there are challenges to the programme, it has helped thwart potential attacks. |
Anti-extremism chief in call for wider Prevent focus after attack
30/03/2017 The chair of the London Prevent Board has suggested the focus of the programme should be widened in the wake of the Westminster terror attack. |
Extremism funding a concern for Casey
10/01/2017 Extremism tsar Dame Louise Casey has admitted she is concerned about funding levels in key areas but believes the ‘money isn’t going to come back’. |
Whitehall should abandon ‘flawed’ counter-terrorism strategy
19/10/2016 The Government’s counter-extremism policy in health and education creates a ‘serious risk’ of human rights violations and is counterproductive, report argues. |
Support for families of extremists ‘lamentable’, select committee finds
25/08/2016 The support made available to families of individuals who travel abroad to join terrorist organisations is ‘lamentable’, select committee says. |
Councils failing to protect older learners from extremist ideologies, HMI warns
12/07/2016 Many local authorities are failing to work with further education colleges and skills providers in tackling radicalisation and extremism, report reveals. |
Queen's Speech 2016: Crack down on extremists working with vulnerable groups
18/05/2016 Councils will be given the power to stop extremists from working with children or vulnerable people, under tough new measures unveiled today in the Queen's speech. |
Website launched to protect children from ‘twisted ideologies’
19/01/2016 A new website is being launched by the Government to help parents protect children from ‘radical views’. |
‘You ain’t no Muslim, bruv’
10/12/2015 Reflecting on the Leytonstone Tube station stabbing, Martin Esom, Waltham Forest LBC chief executive and chair of the London Prevent Board, explains how councils can tackle radicalisation and improve community cohesion. |
This issue of Public Property examines how public sector organisations can unlock the hidden value in their land, and why a new approach to construction could help boost the outcomes of the Government’s One Public Estate programme.
The December issue also considers why learnings from ancient cities could provide the key to promoting wellbeing in the modern built environment. It also contains a case study on how the London Borough of Westminster has provided high quality care for the elderly alongside a block of luxury apartments.
