The Knowledge Exchange Blog

sheep grazing fields

theknowledgeexchangeblog2014-11-17T12:05:59+00:0017 November 2014|Uncategorized|

How preventative policymaking could benefit local authorities

theknowledgeexchangeblog2024-08-30T12:04:42+00:0017 November 2014|Government and politics|

By Stephen Lochore

Preventative policy and spending aim to address the root causes of social and economic problems. In public policy, it’s most commonly applied in the ….

Crossing out problems and writing solutions on a blackboard.

theknowledgeexchangeblog2014-11-17T09:57:39+00:0017 November 2014|Uncategorized|

Grazing_the_green_belt_-_geograph.org.uk_-_43932

theknowledgeexchangeblog2014-11-12T16:44:35+00:0012 November 2014|Uncategorized|

What’s all the fuss about housing affordability?

theknowledgeexchangeblog2024-08-30T12:04:42+00:0012 November 2014|Housing|

By Brelda Baum

In the Radio Times Magazine last Sunday, I read about a TV programme called ‘How rich are you?‘. This Channel 4 offering set out to examine the polarisation of ….

brightly painted houses

theknowledgeexchangeblog2014-11-12T12:12:01+00:0012 November 2014|Uncategorized|

Creative contribution – the value of arts education

theknowledgeexchangeblog2024-08-30T12:04:42+00:0010 November 2014|Business and economy, Education and Skills|

By Heather Cameron

According to the Creative Industries Council (CIC) it’s “an exciting and pivotal time for the UK’s creative industries”, with recent statistics showing that the sector punches above its weight in ….

October issue of SPEL Journal (Scottish Planning & Environmental Law)

theknowledgeexchangeblog2024-08-30T12:04:42+00:007 November 2014|Environment, planning, Planning, development and property|

The Knowledge Exchange publishes a bi-monthly journal covering all aspects of planning and environmental law in Scotland. SPEL Journal (Scottish Planning & Environmental Law) launched over 30 years ago and is one of the leading ….