Seminar and Workshop, Thursday 3rd December: Using data to improve social care
We’d like to invite you to a seminar and workshop exploring how we can use demographic and service user data Read More …
Category: News
A Green Recovery: The opportunities ahead
In July, Simon Eden published a paper on green recovery in collaboration with Green Halo and Future South. The introduction Read More …
Can Graduates fuel recovery in the central South?
In a report published earlier this month the Resolution Foundation argued that one consequence of economic recession is the challenge Read More …
People living in nested deprivation are not so much the ‘Left Behind’ as the ‘Never Acknowledged’
A new concept of nested deprivation – deprivation that occurs in a row of flats within neighbourhoods that are otherwise Read More …
Young People’s Experiences During the COVID 19 Crisis
Local young people are hidden victims in this pandemic. They do not receive as much help as others as they Read More …
Tomorrow’s City Centres. How can we bring our city centres back to life after lockdown?
Before we had even heard of Covid-19 our city centres in the central South – Bournemouth, Poole, Portsmouth, Southampton and Read More …
How can central South’s city centres successfully survive change?
Our cities are facing many challenges: expensive and poor quality housing, greater social inequalities and rising crime are regular news Read More …
John Denham, Speaker at Realising the Potential of the Wider South East technical symposium organised by L&WSE Strategic Planning Network.
The symposium aims to facilitate a conversation between strategic thinkers on opportunities for collective research and collaboration, in particular the Read More …
Realising the economic potential of the wider South East – technical symposium
John Denham, SPC Director, is speaking to a seminar exploring the economic potential of the the wider South East. The Read More …
Is there a strategy for the central South? Conference presentation 20 September 2019
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