Additional reading

Below you will find a number of relevant research reports.

 The Credit Crunch, Recession and Regeneration in the North: What’s Happening, What’s Working, What’s Next?

 'Learning Lessons from Past Recessions' by The Work Foundation

 'Making the Most of 'Anchor Institutions'' by The Work Foundation

 'Co-ordinating Regeneration: Improving Effectiveness in Local Delivery' by De Montfort University

 'Third Sector Partnerships in Heritage-led Regeneration' by The North of England Civic Trust And Heritage Works

 'Promoting Innovative Public Private Partnerships' by ARUP

 'Utilities As A Barrier To Regeneration' by ARUP and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

 'Accessible Housing: The Impact of Affordable Housing Planning Policy on Delivery in the North' by Aspinall Verdi and Rachael Unsworth, MA PhD, Urban Geographer

 'Compulsory Purchase Orders: A Review of Usage and Best Practice' by Dickinson Dees LLP

 ‘The Impact of the Recession on Northern City-Regions’, IPPR North, October 2009

 ‘Delivering a 21st Century Infrastructure for Britain’, Policy Exchange, 2009

 ‘Preparing the ground: private investment in the regions, in the recovery phase and beyond’, The Northern Way, July 2009

 ‘Regeneration Manifesto’, British Property Federation, May 2009

 ‘Closing the Investment Gap in Europe’s Cities’, Urban Land Institute and ING Real Estate, February 2009

 ‘The Credit Crunch and Regeneration: Impact and Implications’, Parkinson, Ball, Blake and Key, January 2009

 ‘Regeneration and the recession: unlocking the money’, The All Party Urban Development Group, 2009

 ‘Tax Increment Financing: A new tool for funding regeneration in the UK?’, British Property Federation, November 2008

 ‘Unlocking City Growth Interim Findings on New Funding Mechanisms’, the Core Cities Group and PwC, July 2008

 ‘Transforming places; changing lives: a framework for regeneration’, Department for Communities and Local Government, July 2008

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