Category: landrights & planning

Atro-city

As Sydney residents are being paid to leave the city, the case for compact, high-density settlement becomes clearer than ever.

The sale of England’s state forests is a chance to do something interesting. It’s being squandered.

Why does England have weaker rules on opencast mining than Wales and Scotland?

Here’s the remarkable, hidden truth about our housing crisis.

How good planning can make us slimmer, fitter, safer and less lonely.

How the poor were airbrushed from history

Yes, I am sorry to say, we need them.

A vast new opencast pit will ruin local people’s lives and wreck the government’s climate change policies. How was it allowed to happen?

Everywhere they go, the Olympic Games become an excuse for eviction and displacement.

When planning laws are relaxed, it is the poor who suffer most.

The consultations surrounding the Olympic Games are a stitch-up.

Owning a second home during a housing crisis ensures that other people are homeless.

I was wrong. She is not a bully, a fool or a stooge. She is a comedian.

Lady Tonge is using her unelected position to persecute some of the world’s most vulnerable people.

Wealth is beginning to reduce our freedoms

Is a life without fossil fuel possible?

Our quest for Paradise always appears to result in eviction or genocide

Robert Mugabe is portrayed as the prince of darkness, but when whites expel black people from their lands, nobody gives a damn.

Greens must not allow themselves to be used by the wealthy to shut out low cost homes.

The latest British sleaze scandal hints at a far bigger, untold story