Elephant trap
Series: Housing Today ; (298) 22 August 2002, 17-19(3)Publication details: 2002Subject(s): Summary: Discusses England's largest regeneration project at Elephant & Castle. It has been running for three years, spent £33m of public and private money but is not successful. Examines the history of the project to find out what has gone wrong. In 2000 the council chose a package put forward by Southwark Land Regeneration . The council terminated the agreement with the SLR in April this year amid accusations of malpractice. Further problems have occurred with a dispute between Elephant Links Partnership Board and the forum it had set up to ensure that the views of residents were taken into account.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Discusses England's largest regeneration project at Elephant & Castle. It has been running for three years, spent £33m of public and private money but is not successful. Examines the history of the project to find out what has gone wrong. In 2000 the council chose a package put forward by Southwark Land Regeneration . The council terminated the agreement with the SLR in April this year amid accusations of malpractice. Further problems have occurred with a dispute between Elephant Links Partnership Board and the forum it had set up to ensure that the views of residents were taken into account.