Stigma undermines regenerated estates

Series: Housing Today ; (205) 12 October 2000, 6(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: According to the Joseph Rowntree Foundations's "Challenging images: housing estates, stigma and regeneration" study of three stigmatised estates in Birmingham, Newcastle and Edinburgh, unpopular estates are still labelled problem areas despite attempts to regenerate them.

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According to the Joseph Rowntree Foundations's "Challenging images: housing estates, stigma and regeneration" study of three stigmatised estates in Birmingham, Newcastle and Edinburgh, unpopular estates are still labelled problem areas despite attempts to regenerate them.

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