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The underlying problem, it seems, is a lack of residential places near to their proposed classes.

Shamim Malekmian Oct 28, 2026

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They get them sometimes, they say — but definitely not always.

Michael Lanigan Oct 28, 2026

waste management

As dumping continues, a councillor suggests exploring a composting scheme for horse manure

The current regime just isn't working, she said.

Sam Tranum Oct 28, 2026

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Anna Carnegie

Anna Carnegie is a PhD researcher in the Department of Social Policy and Social Work at the University of York.

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Mick, Michelle and Anna: Our Housing Policy Is Built on a False and Dangerous Premise

The idea that large social-housing developments are doomed to dystopia is rarely challenged. But it is wrong, write three housing experts.

Mick Byrne, Michelle Norris, Anna Carnegie Feb 14, 2018

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