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Martha Dillon

London
As seen in: Oxford Academic, The Conversation, The Architectural Review, The Architects' Journal, Positive Money UK, RESURGENCE & ECOLOGIST, It's Freezing in LA!
City climate policy, writes about climate justice, housing and the built environment.

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Mighty oaks from little acorns: what we can learn from a new ‘biophilic’ school

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By Martha Dillon, Simon Aldous
| The Architects' Journal Verified
When pupils at St Mary’s Voluntary Catholic Academy, Derby, were asked to photograph where they would most like to have their lessons, they all took pictures of outdoor spaces: the amphitheatre, forested areas or gardening club shelter. Asked what made them feel calm in their classrooms, they photographed the windows.
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Why is Labour failing to join the dots on housing delivery and the climate?

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By Martha Dillon, Alan Gordon Verified
| The Architects' Journal Verified
By posting online a New Year’s ‘to-do’ list (pictured) with only six tasks on it, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) was asking for trouble. It could have been written at any point in the past 100 years. Dealing with structural injustices, boosting housebuilding and tackling poor housing quality are longstanding concerns. But times have changed and MHCLG doesn’t seem to be keeping up.
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Right to roam. Right to own?

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By Martha Dillon
| RESURGENCE & ECOLOGIST Verified
Guy Shrubsole has long been concerned with who has ownership of Britain’s land. His 2019 book Who Owns England? was one of the first attempts to fully map the country’s owners since the Domesday Book, confirming that it is an appallingly tiny group of people. In The Lie of the Land, Shrubsole returns to lay Britain’s deteriorating ecological condition at their feet.
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