What do we want to see from the Levelling Up White Paper?
Zo Hoida discusses recent claims from the National Infrastructure Commission that the government’s ‘levelling up’ plan will fail.
Protests force council to close COVID vaccination service
12/07/2021 Brighton & Hove City Council was forced to close its mobile vaccination van yesterday following protests from anti-lockdown campaigners. |
Council warns against lockdown protest
11/01/2021 The City of Edinburgh Council is urging people to stay away from a lockdown protest planned for today. |
Home Office urged to review abortion clinic buffer zone decision
09/10/2019 Charities and medical bodies have today written to the Home Secretary to ask for an ‘urgent review’ of a decision taken last year not to install buffer zones around abortion clinics. |
Court upholds abortion clinic ‘buffer zone’
22/08/2019 The Court of Appeal has upheld Ealing Council’s protest-free ‘buffer zone’ which is located outside of an abortion clinic in the London borough. |
Local government's relationship with Extinction Rebellion
23/07/2019 Several cities throughout the UK have been hit by protests involving climate change protestors. Mark Whitehead assesses how councils are dealing with it. |
Birmingham council granted interim injunction to protect school from protests
03/06/2019 A court order banning protests over sex education outside a Birmingham school is set to be reviewed next week. |
Council bans anti-abortion protests near clinic
07/03/2019 Richmond has prohibited anti-abortion protests outside a pregnancy advisory clinic after a consultation revealed the majority of residents supported a ban. |
Sheffield CC compromises over controversial tree felling plans
14/12/2018 Sheffield CC has acknowledged the need for a new phased approach to street tree replacement as a result of the ongoing controversy over tree felling. |
Sheffield CC tables proposal to end tree felling dispute
25/10/2018 Sheffield City Council has tabled a proposal to save 300 trees and ‘phase the work on others’ in an effort to end the long running dispute over tree felling. |
Council’s boycott of illegal Israeli settlements ‘legitimate’, court rules
05/07/2018 The Court of Appeal has ruled that Leicester City Council’s decision to boycott illegal Israeli settlements is both ‘temperate and legitimate’. |
This issue of Public Property examines how how flexible workspaces can lead the way in regeneration for local authorities, Why local authority intervention is key to successful urban regeneration schemes and if the Government’s challenge of embracing beauty is an opportunity for communities.
The March issue also takes a closer look at Blackburn with Darwen Council's first digital health hub to help people gain control over health and care services.
