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Assessing Parental Capacity to Change when Children are on the Edge of Care is an
overview of current research evidence, bringing together some of the key research …

Britain began the twenty-first century convinced of its creativity. Throughout the New Labour
era, the visual and performing arts, museums and galleries, were ceaselessly promoted as a …

Through their ambitious devolution programme, the Conservatives show a new
assertiveness in relation to restructuring the local state, in contrast to the laissez-faire …

The global financial and economic crisis that hit Western countries between 2007 and 2008
has generated an extensive literature. Several policy responses are now recognized, based …

The scale of the cuts to local government finance, coupled with increasing demand for
services, has led to unprecedented 'budget gaps' in council budgets. Arguably, two …

Drawing on the concept of 'austerity localism',(Featherstone et al., 2012) this paper explores
the impact of recent spending cuts and a revitalisation of the localism agenda on the work of …

Community energy makes an important contribution to sustainable energy generation,
reduction and management, and is a desirable feature of a low carbon future. Renewable …

Problems of housing supply and affordability in England have long been recognized by
policy-makers. A key barrier to supply is seen to be community activism by so-called not-in …

This paper considers the unevenness of the 2007–08 crisis by examining the literature of
England's North–South divide. From the 1980s this longstanding divide was exacerbated as …