Communities and demolition – findings from a Workshop atTrafford Hall, the National Communities Resource Centre27th June 2007

Housing and neighbourhoodConditions have changed radically since the Sustainable Communities Plan proposed “large-scaleclearance” as a central part of the regeneration and renewal of old streets of terraced housing andmore recently built council estates. One thing has not changed: community divisions and polarisationover these proposals and vocal resident campaigns against them, particularly in the North, but also inLondon and many other places.[...]

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Year of publication:	2007-11-01
Authors:	Power, Anne T.
Institutions:	London School of Economics and Political Science
Published in:	London School of Economics and Political Science - CASE Reports CASEreport 46
Subject:	Gemeinschaft \| Nachbarschaft \| Wohnung \| Zerstörung

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1. Why oppose demolition?
2. What is happening to HMR Pathfinders?
3. Community Heritage
4. The legal right to oppose compulsory purchase
5. Examples of help for groups opposing demolition
6. Brainstorming session on ways forward
7. Redeploying HMR Pathfinder funds to continuing renewal rather than demolition
8. Conclusion

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