The View from Cullingworth

Cullingworth nestles in Yorkshire's wonderful South Pennines where I once was the local councillor. These are my views - on politics, food, beer and the stupidity of those who want to tell me what to think or do. And a little on mushrooms.

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Monday, 24 August 2020

Drop the architectural hippy dreams - people want homes with a garden

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Yes this is our garden Earlier this year, in the teeth of the pandemic, the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors polled its members – p...

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Thursday, 27 December 2018

Places aren't made by government, they're shaped by enterprising, creative people

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The places we love (and indeed the places we don't love but which are loved by others) are shaped by hundreds of influences. Most import...

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Wednesday, 31 October 2018

Can we build family homes not factory farms for hipsters?

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You'll hear it from time to time - "London is the least densely populated mega-city", "we could build higher and more den...

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Wednesday, 16 August 2017

Do cities need to be less conservative?

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Aaron Renn asks (knowing, of course, that city government - especially large city government - is more-or-less a conservative-free zone...

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Sunday, 22 March 2015

Meanwhile in Venezuela the left remind us of their weird priorities...

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**** So Venezuelan people don't have food in the shops , they have to queue for loo paper and the government is taking over businesses...

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