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A Successful London? Stop Swinging for the Fences and Focus on Fundamental Small Ball
Why London needs to stop waiting for that perfect solution to magically appear and deliver a home run and instead start playing small ball, manufacturing some runs — and wins, and working towards building up our own momentum. Continue reading
Betting on London’s Future? Let’s Gamble Responsibly
We need to stop the hyperbolic demonization of a proposed casino project in London and look at how gambling responsibly could pay off for London. Continue reading
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Tagged 401, 402, alcohol, casino, development, drugs, London, marijuana, south London, vice
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Parrotus Downtownicus
A look at a small, but dedicated breed of Londoners whose obsession on the downtown core may have a long-term negative impact on the Forest City’s growth. And how we can work towards helping the all the forest — not just a few trees — succeed. Continue reading
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Tagged downtown, Forest City, London, municipal politics, politics
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Capping the Forest City Until October 2014 Makes No Sense
Why the efforts of those suggesting London artificially cap its ability to grow until the next municipal election would be better served feeding and nurturing the current council towards growing the Forest City. Continue reading
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Tagged City of London, council, London, municipal elections
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It’s Time for London to Join the Party — and Send in its RSVPs Early
Why it may be time for London’s municipal system to embrace party politics. And why those thinking of running in October 2014 should declare their intent now, so citizens can make a better-informed choice. Continue reading
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Tagged Fontana 8, Fontana Eight, London, municipal elections, party politics, politics
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