NEWS: Radical Regeneration Manifesto October 18, 2019

“Radical Regeneration Manifesto” to take Politics and People out of Planning

Bidwells (property consultants), Perkins and Will (global architects) and Blackstock (strategic consultancy) say they have brought together 25 “built environment industry leaders with assets totalling over £50 billion, and have this week launched their “Radical Regeneration Manifesto”.

Here are both YouTube videos. The first showing the scary ambition, the second showing this week’s launch.

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Property consultants Bidwells, global architects Perkins and Will and strategic consultancy Blackstock have brought together 25 built environment industry leaders representing a market with assets totalling over £50bn to think big about UK regeneration and its next economic powerhouse, the Oxford-Cambridge Arc.

They say they want to “think big about UK regeneration” but as we’ve reported before, this includes wanting faster, less political, less bureaucratic planning processes with less chance of community involvement and say.

What happened to our District Councillors telling us not to worry, as they control development? It is clear that’s now what big business wants.

It seems it’s all about making big money, fast!

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