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People powered high streets

by on Jun 15, 2012

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This presentation explains why we need high streets that connect with, serve and benefit local people. It shows why we need to connect viscerally with people's emotions and motivations, and ...

This presentation explains why we need high streets that connect with, serve and benefit local people. It shows why we need to connect viscerally with people's emotions and motivations, and strategically with the wider economy.

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  • HamiltonRichard HamiltonRichard Love this presentation. I believe retail is part of the solution though... please don't throw out the baby with the bath water! The town centre has to address what people need. So many towns are so far away from achieving Unique Selling Points.. they need to start doing the basics well.. as you say making places for people to be, not just do. 9 months ago
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  • mdgreaney mdgreaney 'Promote local history. Put a place in context'. Absolutely - that's what I think local history (my own passion) can do for us today! 11 months ago
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