Jamie Furlong
@jwfurlong.bsky.social
Research Fellow: Active Travel Academy, Westminster Uni
Author: The Changing Electoral Map of England & Wales
Past: Targeting & Analysis Manager, Labour Party
Likes: urbanism, geography, politics
Lives: Calderdale
Director: pod-caldervalley.co.uk
Author: The Changing Electoral Map of England & Wales
Past: Targeting & Analysis Manager, Labour Party
Likes: urbanism, geography, politics
Lives: Calderdale
Director: pod-caldervalley.co.uk
Is this 'dilution' of the established population with wealthier newcomers a problem?
While it might not equal displacement, it presents concerns for environmental justice.
If expensive newbuilds go up next to new wetlands, who has direct access to the benefits of the 'blue-green' infra?
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While it might not equal displacement, it presents concerns for environmental justice.
If expensive newbuilds go up next to new wetlands, who has direct access to the benefits of the 'blue-green' infra?
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October 2, 2025 at 7:35 AM
Is this 'dilution' of the established population with wealthier newcomers a problem?
While it might not equal displacement, it presents concerns for environmental justice.
If expensive newbuilds go up next to new wetlands, who has direct access to the benefits of the 'blue-green' infra?
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While it might not equal displacement, it presents concerns for environmental justice.
If expensive newbuilds go up next to new wetlands, who has direct access to the benefits of the 'blue-green' infra?
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On the one hand, wetland areas experienced significant declines in severely deprived households.
But was this because of gentrification (i.e. displacement)?
More likely 'dilution' - new, expensive developments attracting wealthier residents with higher education qualifications.
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But was this because of gentrification (i.e. displacement)?
More likely 'dilution' - new, expensive developments attracting wealthier residents with higher education qualifications.
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October 2, 2025 at 7:31 AM
On the one hand, wetland areas experienced significant declines in severely deprived households.
But was this because of gentrification (i.e. displacement)?
More likely 'dilution' - new, expensive developments attracting wealthier residents with higher education qualifications.
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But was this because of gentrification (i.e. displacement)?
More likely 'dilution' - new, expensive developments attracting wealthier residents with higher education qualifications.
2/