Long reads Be afraid, be very afraid . . . of gum on the pavement and graffiti on the wall By Paul Barker
Sorry, but we don’t want to live in flats Ken Livingstone's vision for London is yet another example of how planners resist giving people the By Paul Barker
Sorry, but this is the working class Loony tunes? Fascists? Paul Barker laments the left's snobbery towards the fuel tax protesters By Paul Barker
Let people live where they wish Paul Barker argues that John Prescott's attempts to restrict new house-building are wrong By Paul Barker
For the sake of the Lumley five Focus on education - Paul Barkermeets one of new Labour's educational gurus and hears that By Paul Barker
Not knowingly undersold The John Lewis Partnership was built on the caring, sharing principles of the co-operatives of old. By Paul Barker
You can’t plan a good city Enterprise will create a more civilised urban life than "regeneration", argues Paul Barker By Paul Barker
Statistics to gladden the heart More smokers, trees and cars: the latest social trends fill Paul Barkerwith optimism By Paul Barker