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Bristol’s Spires and Spaces: churches former churches and (municipal) spirituality in the city. Bristol’s Spires and Spaces: churches former churches and (municipal) spirituality in the city. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Katie McClymont… Viewed from any of the many excellent vista-points the skyline city of Bristol in common with several other UK cities remains clearly punctuated by the towers spires and steeples of many buildings which are or have been...
Future infrastructure planners: is there an appetite for infrastructure planning in young planners? Future infrastructure planners: is there an appetite for infrastructure planning in young planners? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hannah Hickman Earlier in the year an excellent colleague asked if I would present at the Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference which was focusing on planning for infrastructure. Without too much arm bending I said yes – after all I...
How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…By Danni Sinnett (SPE) and Margarida Sardo (Science Communication Unit)…. There are around 5 000 former metal mines in England and Wales and many hundreds of thousands globally. Many of these mines have a legacy of highly polluted...
Reflections on the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act Reflections on the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Amanda Ramsay One in four UK homes is estimated to currently be at risk of flooding with an average of £60 000 worth of damage inflicted per home when floods hit hardest. I learned this while contributing to a parliamentary roundtable this...
Walking interviews as a research method Walking interviews as a research method | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Yarden Woolf Literature tells us a walking interview is when a researcher walks alongside a participant during an interview (Kinney 2017). This process usually involve a researcher accompanying participants and speaking with them usually on...
New report by WHO Europe examines the urban redevelopment of contaminated sites New report by WHO Europe examines the urban redevelopment of contaminated sites | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Danni Sinnett and Issy Bray Across Europe there is a vast legacy of contaminated sites from past industrial commercial and military activity waste disposal mineral extraction and other uses. WHO Europe published a report examining the Urban...
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Introducing COALESCE – the project creating a European Competence Centre for Science Communication Introducing COALESCE – the project creating a European Competence Centre for Science Communication | Science Communication Unit blog
We live in an era when more and more of the science we watch and read appears online and there have been growing problems with misinformation and the polarisation of views. It is also a relatively small proportion of the public in some countries...
Month: February 2022 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
To mark LGBTQ+ History Month we interviewed Kit Million Ross LGBTQ+ Editor of Bristol 24/7 an independent online newspaper for the city. We talked about queer culture in Bristol what’s still to be done to promote inclusivity the importance of...
All-singing all-dancing alumni All-singing all-dancing alumni | Alumni blog
When the Centre for Music (CFM) relocated this year they found a box of posters and programmes stretching back to 1990s showcasing a rich history of talent. Music theatre and dance can make us laugh and cry draw us together and give us new...
Month: October 2025 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
Minimising waste and maximising the use of resources is what a circular economy is all about. A circular economy supports sustainable growth environmental protection and social equity. Unlike the traditional linear economy of ‘take make...
Kit’s top five tips for learning more about LGBTQ+ Kit’s top five tips for learning more about LGBTQ+ | Alumni blog
To mark LGBTQ+ History Month we interviewed Kit Million Ross LGBTQ+ Editor of Bristol 24/7 an independent online newspaper for the city. We talked about queer culture in Bristol what’s still to be done to promote inclusivity the importance of...