Similar to what transpired in the rest of the country, the results reflected a mixed bag for the Conservatives. On the one hand, the party experienced a defeat in Woking and losses in Tandridge, while on the other, it retained…
Unless you were dwelling in a cave or on a remote island in the Pacific, you probably noticed we had a set of local elections last week. Across much of the country, voters schlepped to the polls to cast their…
Interventions in the built environment take place for the benefit of neglected areas that have been categorised as deprived and endured historic lack of investment. But improvements won’t be successful without genuine engagement processes being put in place to reflect…
Collectively Emily Annable and Judith Hewitt bring over 40 years of experience to bear in brokering relationships between local people and organisations that have been instrumental in improving urban areas. Having been appointed within weeks of each other during…
ECF Account Executive Charlie Back reflects on a webinar on how cathedral cities can balance modernisation with respecting heritage. Like most towns and cities across the UK, cathedral cities such as Canterbury, Chichester, Durham, and Winchester are deliberating over how…
ECF hosted a cross-jurisdictional webinar with speakers from Australia and the UK for a conversation on social infrastructure in the post-Covid world. ECF Chair Kathy Jones led the session. The webinar began with Nick Yandle, Head of Programmes at Infrastructure…