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Original And Insightful, This Volume, Giving In-depth Consideration To The Key Issues Affecting The Future Of Market Towns, Provides Readers With A Framework For Evaluating Policy Initiatives And Progress In Market Towns.through A Detailed Analysis Of The Characteristics Of Over 200 Towns And In-depth Studies Of Eleven Towns In Different Parts Of England, The Authors Identify And Explore A Number Of Key Roles For Market Towns. Such As:retirement Towns Commuter Townsemployment Centresservice Centres Tourist Towns.setting The Results In The Context Of Past And Current Policy, They Consider In Mo Introduction / Neil Powe And Trevor Hart -- Market Town Characteristics / Neil Powe And Trevor Hart -- Exploring Contemporary Functional Roles / Neil Powe, Trevor Hart, And Timothy Shaw -- Policies For Market Towns / Trevor Hart -- Transport / Geoff Vigar -- Ready Or Not: The Ageing Of The Market Towns' Population / Rose Gilroy, Liz Brooks, And Timothy Shaw -- Market Towns, Housing, And Regeneration / Stuart Cameron And Mark Shucksmith -- Capacity Vs. Need: Exploring Regional Differences In Housing Provision In Market Towns / Susannah Gunn And Neil Powe -- Market Towns And Rural Employment / Trevor Hart And Neil Powe -- Visiting The Shops: Rural Service Centre Or Visitor Attraction? / Neil Powe And Trevor Hart -- Drivers For Change In The Case Study Towns / Trevor Hart, Neil Powe, And Timothy Shaw -- Market Towns: Roles, Challenges, And Prospects / Trevor Hart And Neil Powe -- Appendix 1: A Short History Of Market Towns / Neil Powe And Trevor Hart -- Appendix 2: A Short Guide To The English Development Planning System / Trevor Hart. [edited By] Neil Powe, Trevor Hart, And Tim Shaw. Description Based Upon Print Version Of Record. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the evolving functional roles of market towns and the policy frameworks necessary to address their contemporary challenges. Edited by Neil Powe, Trevor Hart, and Tim Shaw, the work synthesizes academic research and empirical data to evaluate how these settlements adapt to shifting economic and demographic pressures. The authors provide a structured approach for policymakers and researchers to assess the viability and future development of market towns within the English context.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this text as a foundational resource for understanding the intersection of rural development and urban planning policy. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the practical utility of the included case studies for regional planning professionals.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203823478
ISBN-13:
9780203823477
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