The Public? Remember them?
May07

The Public? Remember them?

Architects have lost all contact with the very people – the public – that they fantasise about representing.

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Stay home, Don’t move, Save lives!
Mar23

Stay home, Don’t move, Save lives!

Chief Medical Officer, Sir Chris Whitty is senior advisor to the government’s “walking, wheeling and cycling” Active Travel strategy.

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Thou Shalt Not Drive…
Feb02

Thou Shalt Not Drive…

Seldom have our local representatives been more authoritarian; implementing road closures in the dead of night. And famously ignoring the results of public consultations.

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Amazing Place – St Gregory’s, Morville.
Jan23

Amazing Place – St Gregory’s, Morville.

What is remarkable about St Gregory’s is that it’s not remarkable, just a small parish church. It’s nothing special: just one parish out of 16,000.

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Review: The War on the West by Douglas Murray
Oct23

Review: The War on the West by Douglas Murray

Murray points out that a lot of the critics of Western works, educated though they may be, don’t know very much about culture.

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Xi Who Must be Obeyed
Oct21

Xi Who Must be Obeyed

Xi Jinping is a state-sanctioned, rubber-stamped, leader with no mandate. Where have we heard that before?

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Albert, the king maker
Sep30

Albert, the king maker

We all know about the infiltration of Stonewall into public organisations but who knew that media organisations had also been hijacked on environmental issues?

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Straight Line Crazy – A Review
May14

Straight Line Crazy – A Review

Written by David Hare, directed by Nicholas Hytner, and starring Ralph Fiennes, recounts the life and times of controversial urbanist Robert Moses

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Shanghai Lockdown: A photo-diary
May06

Shanghai Lockdown: A photo-diary

These evocative photos by Zhu Runzi conjure up how Shanghai has changed from one of the world’s most dynamic cities into a ghost-town.

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Olympic Meddles
Feb12

Olympic Meddles

Brave investigative journalism is essential for our understanding of what is happening in China. Unfortunately, factual accuracy can be drowned out by emotionally attached storylines and guesswork.

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