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Five principles for people-first road and highway regeneration

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By Kate White
| Arup
As earlier generations of city roads and streets meet their end of life, we have an generational opportunity to reimagine their form and function. It’s a chance to reconnect communities and embrace a wider range of transport modes including active travel. Ultimately our aim should be to produce travel infrastructure that invigorates cities and communities. Changing the car-centric way we approach the development of cities’ roads and highways involves a mindset change.
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Fearless Reinvention: How to Start Reinventing Your Life in 3 Steps

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By Kate White
| Sass Magazine
There comes a point in life when the little voice in your head gets harder to ignore—maybe it’s telling you to switch careers, start the business, write the book, move cities, or simply become a different version of yourself than the one everyone has gotten used to. Reinvention sounds exciting in theory, but in reality it can feel overwhelming, uncomfortable, and honestly a little terrifying. The good news? You don’t need to have everything figured out to begin.
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The Man Who Refused to Let His Dog Die 

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By Kate White
| Frontier3
Authors: Kate White/Lexi Luo Paul Conyngham had no background in biology. He had a dying rescue dog, a data engineer’s instincts, and a year he refused to waste. Rosie is an eight-year-old Staffy cross. Paul rescued her in 2019. By May 2024, she had aggressive mast cell cancer spreading up and down both hind legs. In places, tumors had burst through the skin entirely. Three vets over 11 months had told him not to worry. When a biopsy was finally taken, the prognosis was months.
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