07
Oct
Architects for Social Housing: Repair, Not Erasure
If demolition is the architecture of finance, ASH’s work is the architecture of resistance.
7 min read
Cultural Commons
24
Sep
Peckham: Development or Regeneration?
If London is to remain a city of neighbourhoods rather than a market of assets, Peckham must be allowed to follow the path of restoration-led regeneration.
3 min read
23
Sep
Brick Lane Campaign Update: The Fight Deepens
Exposing the Financial Structure, Amplifying Community Resistance, and Calling Out City Hall Silence
3 min read
29
Aug
A Tax Without a Vision: Housing, Heritage, and the Perils of Market Rule
“Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.”
5 min read
04
Aug
Corbett Arms: Why Tywyn’s Living History Must Not Be Erased
To erase the Corbett Arms is to erase part of Tywyn’s living identity. It is to discard the embedded stories of generations..
3 min read
01
Aug
Brick Lane After the Rejection: What Must Happen Now to Prevent Cultural Erasure
Responding to the Council’s refusal of the Truman Brewery scheme—and the uncertain road ahead
3 min read
31
Jul
Behind the Façade: Who Really Profits from the Brick Lane Redevelopment?
The story of Brick Lane is a test of our collective urban ethics. Will we allow developers to rewrite it as a marketing slogan—or will we defend it as a living, layered history worth protecting?
4 min read
31
Jul
Brick Lane Is a Battleground: Organising Against Erasure in the Heart of London
How resistance in East London draws from radical history, community solidarity, and the right to shape the city.
3 min read
29
Jul
The Battle for Brick Lane
Where heritage meets resistance, and London's soul risks eviction.
3 min read
24
Jul
Cliftonville: The Last Grand Seaside Quarter
Cliftonville offers a model for heritage-led regeneration that does not displace but includes. It is not a museum piece, but a living district—one where restoration must consider memory as much as mortar.
4 min read