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106 Start with the park Further reading ODPM (2000) Our towns and cities: the future – Full report To download a copy visit www.odpm.gov.uk ODPM (2004) Living places: caring for quality. To download a copy visit www.odpm.gov.uk ODPM (2004) Living places: cleaner, safer, greener. To download a copy visit www.odpm.gov.uk Comedia and Demos (1995) Park life: urban parks and social renewal, Gloucester, Comedia
Appendix 107 References All CABE publications cited here and in the text may be downloaded from www.cabe.org.uk, and CABE Space publications from www.cabespace.org.uk. Similarly, publications of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister can be downloaded from www.odpm.gov.uk 1 ODPM (2003) Sustainable communities: building for the future 2 CABE (2004) Public attitudes to architecture and public space: transforming neighbourhoods, by MORI (unpublished) 3 Dunnett, N, Swanwick, C and Woolley, H (2002) Improving urban parks, play areas and green spaces, London, DTLR. To download a copy visit www.odpm.gov.uk 4 Urban Parks Forum (2001) Public parks assessment. To download a copy visit www.green-space.org.uk 5 DTLR (2002) Green spaces, better places – final report of the Urban Green Spaces Taskforce. To download a copy visit www.odpm.gov.uk 6 Barker, K (2003) Review of housing supply: securing our future housing needs, HM Treasury 7 CABE (2004) Housing audit, assessing the design quality of new homes 8 Ely, A (2004) The home buyer’s guide, what to look and ask for when buying a new home, London, Black Dog Publishing. To order a copy visit www.thehomebuyersguide.org 9 Government Office for the South East (2001) Regional planning guidance for the South East (RPG 9). To download a copy visit www.go-se.gov.uk 10 Cole and Nevin (2004) The road to renewal: the early development of the housing market renewal pathfinder programme in England, Joseph Rowntree Foundation 11 ODPM (2004) Creating sustainable communities: greening the gateway, a greenspace strategy for Thames Gateway 12 ODPM (2005) Creating sustainable communities: greening the gateway implementation plan 13 ODPM (2002) Planning policy guidance 17, planning for open space, sport and recreation 14 CABE Space (2004) Green space strategies: a good practice guide 15 ODPM (2002) Assessing needs and opportunities: planning policy guidance 17 companion guide 16 NPFA (2001) The six acre standard, minimum standards for outdoor playing space, London, NPFA 17 English Nature (2004) Providing accessible natural greenspace in towns and cities, a practical guide to assessing the resource and implementing local standards for provision. To download a copy visit www.english-nature.org.uk 18 Carmona, M, Punter, J, Chapman, D (2002) From design policy to design quality: the treatment of design in community strategies, local development frameworks and action plans, London, Thomas Telford Ltd 19 CABE Space (2005) What are we scared of? The value of risk in designing public space 20 DETR (1999) By design, urban design in the planning system: towards better practice. To download a copy visit www.odpm.gov.uk 21 For more information visit www.countryside.gov.uk 22 For more information visit www.saferoutestoschools.org.uk 23 CABE Space (2004) A guide to producing park and green space management plans 24 CABE Space (2004) Parks need people need parks: the skills shortage in parks, a summary of research
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