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Introduction Introduction
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The challenges of neighbourhood planning in London, the ‘hyper-diverse’ metropolis The challenges of neighbourhood planning in London, the ‘hyper-diverse’ metropolis
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The politics of neighbourhood area and forum designation in the London Borough of Hackney: ‘what’ and ‘who’ is the neighbourhood? The politics of neighbourhood area and forum designation in the London Borough of Hackney: ‘what’ and ‘who’ is the neighbourhood?
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Conclusion: Neighbourhood planning in highly diverse urban areas – divisive or inclusionary? Conclusion: Neighbourhood planning in highly diverse urban areas – divisive or inclusionary?
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Eight Participation and conflict in the formation of neighbourhood areas and forums in ‘super-diverse’ cities
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Published:January 2017
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Abstract
This chapter evaluates whether neighbourhood planning has the potential to bring about more inclusive forms of public participation in and engagement with planning, or, on the contrary, to stir up social conflict. Neighbourhood planning ‘assumes a latent willingness and capacity within local communities to engage in plan-making and/or that these capacities can be developed’. Yet, these assumptions cannot be taken for granted, in particular, in towns and cities with a very diverse population in ethnic, class, and socio-economic terms. The chapter focuses on London and specifically discusses the first steps of the neighbourhood planning process: the formation of neighbourhood forums, their application for recognition by local planning authorities (in London, the borough councils) and, once formally designated, their initial outreach activities as part of the evidence-gathering process for the drafting of a neighbourhood plan. It addresses the following questions: who gets involved in neighbourhood planning processes, where and with what agenda (and who does not)? What specific tensions and politics emerge in the process of neighbourhood forum formation and application for recognition, and how do local authorities deal with these?
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