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  Most people prefer a better bargaining tool than havoc

  8 Aug 2012: Zoe Williams: From the Gloucestershire cheese riots on, wrongly ascribing motives to rioters only intensifies their sense of impotence

• Bluewater thrives by not alarming shoppers with anything new or strange

  8 Aug 2012: Owen Hatherley: The expanding mall is a kind of undemocratic city, with levels of planning and security that almost guarantee 'no riots here'

• A year on, Reeves of Croydon has risen from the ashes. The community has too

  8 Aug 2012: Trevor Reeves: By joining forces with the Reverse Riots campaign, we have taken something positive from a terrible time in our history

• Empty promise of 'open' Sure Start centres

  7 Aug 2012:

  Councils facing budget pressures are cutting staff and reducing support services, parent campaigners warn

• Young people need guidance to cope with the threats posed by social media

  7 Aug 2012:

  Professionals must be trained to deal with the social problems young people can come up against when using today's technology

• Riot-damaged furniture store gets makeover from positive youth messages

  6 Aug 2012:

  Croydon's House of Reeves is covered in thousands of hopeful statements a year after it was destroyed by fire in the riots

• Sally Morris obituary

  5 Aug 2012: Other lives: Pioneer in the community arts movement who committed 40 years to the Black-E project in Liverpool

• A year on, Tottenham still struggles to shake off the legacy of the riots

  4 Aug 2012:

  Most of the shops and businesses that were looted or burned in the violence that followed the killing of Mark Duggan have reopened. But the social problems remain and many people have been left deeply scarred by the trauma

• Top tips: regeneration and the Olympic legacy for London

  Guardian Professional, 28 Jul 2012: We've collected together all the best advice from our live discussion on regeneration and the Olympic Games. Share your thoughts in the comments thread

• London 2012: affordable housing sidelined in Olympic regeneration

  Guardian Professional, 27 Jul 2012: Since 2009, planning deals in the Olympic area in east London have shown little commitment to regeneration and local needs, argue Penny Bernstock and Gavin Poynter

• More than £30m to go to communities that wish to take over valued services

  Guardian Professional, 27 Jul 2012: New Community Rights will give people greater control over local amenities, says communities minister Andrew Stunell

• Poorest households far worse off under council benefit cuts

  26 Jul 2012: Letters: Benefit cuts enable neoliberals to dismantle the most basic forms of social insurance and protection from the bottom up and widen geographic inequalities

• Why it is time to reunite health and planning policy

  Guardian Professional, 26 Jul 2012:

  Government has placed councils at the heart of the public health agenda, but planning must shoulder its burden of responsibility too says TCPA chief executive Kate Henderson

• Will you ring Creed's bell to mark the start of the Olympics?

  26 Jul 2012:

  Jonathan Jones: Artist Martin Creed has asked us all to ring a bell on the first day of the Olympics. Creed believes in public art of the collective, but what does it really mean if we all ring a bell at once?

• 'It's one big cesspit here': Thurrock, the country's capital of misery

  25 Jul 2012: It finished last in the government's wellbeing survey, but what do Thurrock's residents really think about their home borough

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