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• The education boom has proved a curse for the poor

  Jul 5 2008:

  Polly Toynbee: It's all very well for Gordon Brown to talk of an upwardly mobile Britain: but the best social engineer is equality

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• Tables turn in favour of tenants

  Jul 5 2008:

  Penny Anderson, aka blog writer RenterGirl, says the march of newbuild blocks and other hard-to-shift flats has given renters the upper hand in contract negotiations

• Opera comes to Thurrock

  Interactive, Jul 2 2008: Rehearsals for the world premiere of Sun and Heir, a Royal Opera House production in collaboration with residents of Thurrock, Essex

• A course for all practical purposes

  Jul 1 2008: Could accredited training in claiming benefits help homeless people get, and keep, a roof over their heads? Andrew Mourant reports

• Ministers hit back at stars over eco-towns

  Jun 29 2008:

  Public five to one in favour of eco-towns despite protests of high-profile residents

• Murders spark brothel debate

  Jun 29 2008:

  Members of the Townswomen's Guilds to use annual conference to debate legalisation of brothels

• Seniors find safety in numbers as home developers court the 'grey pound'

  Jun 29 2008:

  Gated estates with communal facilities are set to become commonplace - but are they just glorified nursing homes? Laura Latham reports

• It's all change in the second city... again

  Jun 30 2008: Architecture: Central Birmingham is being dramatically made over and this time they're determined to get it right

• Blears' vision may appease builders, but it won't do much for the rest of us

  Jun 27 2008:

  Simon Jenkins: The idea that the new planning bill will serve anything other than existing interests is Alice in Wonderland logic

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• This estate wasn't designed by cynics - it reinvented social housing

  Jun 26 2008:

  Response: The architects of Robin Hood Gardens had people and their personal space in mind, says Sunand Prasad

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• Rebels defeated on planning bill reforms

  Jun 26 2008:

  Aim to retain control over decisions taken by the proposed Infrastructure Planning Commission is rejected

• Government survives backbench revolt over planning policy

  Jun 25 2008:

  Gordon Brown tonight comfortably survived a Labour backbench revolt over controversial plans to hand over planning decisions for big projects, such as nuclear power stations and runways, to a new, unelected body

• Sober flood report shows scale of task ahead

  Jun 25 2008:

  Lee Glendinning examines the fine print of the Pitt review on last year's floods

• Flood report: Call to give charities a bigger role

  Jun 25 2008:

  Flood review finds ad hoc nature of response meant many experienced charities struggled to become involved in rescue efforts

• Flood report: Insurers back calls for action

  Jun 25 2008:

  Insurers may be reluctant to cover properties without a long-term government-implemented flooding strategy

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