This video is sponsored by geography at the University of Exeter: world-class research and teaching with a global impact. When we design a research project, we're trying to answer a question and so it's really important that we design all of that in …...

When planning a geography fieldwork independent investigation, all researchers should consider the ethics of their fieldwork research methods.

Wembley Park – which was once known as the prime match day destination, has become one of the top hotspots for London. As we approach 2020, Voice of London will highlight the key points for...

The Wembley Park scheme began through Quintain's acquisition of approximately 44 acres of exhibition land and car parks surrounding the National Stadium in 2002. Subsequent land purchases have expanded our ownership to 85 acres, creating one of the largest urban regeneration sites in Europe. Our expertise at Wembley

Find out where and how we are improving housing, businesses and facilities across the borough, and in doing so providing more homes job opportunities and environmental benefits to residents

Wembley is one of the largest regeneration projects in the country. Find out about the development underway, as well as some of work that we have already completed.

The first in a series of Homes England research reports on measuring social value.

Urban regeneration (or urban renewal as it can also be known), involves the targeted use of public and private funding to regenerate a specific area of a town

This video guides Year 12 and 13 Edexcel A Level Geography students through the Introduction section of the Non Examined Assessment (NEA).

Fund increases to £400 million to build on success to date, supporting and unlocking the potential of cities and towns across England

Plans to build a sustainable community in Canning Town and Custom House involve you, whether you are a resident or a business.  Find out what changes are underway, what’s in store and how you can get involved.​​

King’s Cross is one of the largest redevelopments in London. Read how the 67-acre historic site has been transformed into a vibrant new part of the city.

Savills David Williams examines UK urban regeneration since 1945, emphasising policy evolution and key projects including the success and failures of projects s