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	Council housing in the 1920s and 1930s Duration: 00:46 A brief review of improvements to Scottish housing that took place in the 1920s and 1930s.	council housing, overcrowding, slums, suburbs, water, electricity, garden, housing, cities, Scotland

	Affordable housing Duration: 02:01 How is increased need for affordable housing being met through housing associations and private providers?	welfare state, council house, housing association, housing provision, planning consent, modern studies

	Housing - Right to Buy scheme Duration: 02:31 A look at shifting ownership from rented council housing to home ownership under the Right to Buy scheme.	right to buy, council house, welfare state, housing, rent, home ownership, local authority, tenant, modern studies

	Local council services Duration: 02:11 A look at the importance of local government in our daily lives, including examples of different council services.	services, council, local government, modern studies

	Council housing in Edinburgh Duration: 02:25 A case study compares the pros and cons of both social housing and the private sector. This clip is from 2006 when property prices were rising quickly.	social housing, council house, property ladder, homeless, rent, Edinburgh, modern studies

	Local government: town planning and regeneration Duration: 02:50 Local councils are responsible for town planning. In Glasgow, the Gorbals area has been redeveloped by Glasgow City Council on two different occasions.	Gorbals, architecture, town planning, regeneration, Glasgow, local government, counci, housing association, modern studies

	Bad housing in Scotland, 1880-1939 Duration: 01:40 A review of the main issues facing many Scots who lived in the region's major cities, 1880-1939.	Scotland, cities, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, overcrowding, tenements, slums, housing

	The role of a company tenant liaison officer Duration: 05:54 Sir Neville Simms, Chief Executive of Carillion plc, goes back on site and takes on the role of a company tenant liaison officer, experiencing firsthand its many challenges.	facilities, maintenance, management, developer, renovation, restoration, housing, public, private, asset, social, economic, community, career, wellbeing, renting

	Land use patterns in the city of Oxford Duration: 04:45 Land use patterns in Oxford have been shaped over many centuries by a wide range of physical and human factors.	city, council, housing, industry, land use, landscape, location, Oxford, planning, population, settlement, suburbs, town, transport, urban, zones, BritainFromAbove

	New towns of the Middle Ages Duration: 03:10 Background to the formation of walled towns in South West France in the Middle Ages, which encouraged settlement through the use of political and economic incentives. This was the beginning of the urban working class - the bourgeoisie.	bastide, medieval, town, land, autonomy, town council, tax, bourg, bourgeois, bourgeoisie, population, growth, settlement, garden

	Restoration of the Park Hill estate, Sheffield Duration: 03:15 A report into the proposed renovation of the Park Hill estate in Sheffield, which was at the time the most ambitious public housing scheme in post-war Britain.	facilities, maintenance, management, developer, renovation, restoration, housing, public, private, asset, social, economic, community, career, wellbeing, renting

	The Park Hill estate, Sheffield: Europe's largest Grade 2 listed building Leading architectural and historic buildings expert Dan Cruickshank looks at the Park Hill estate in Sheffield. At the time of its construction, Park Hill was the most ambitious public housing scheme in post-war Britain. subtitled	building, architectural, design, influences, factors, process, principles, history, housing, aesthetic, economic, social, modern, council, CBE, subtitled

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