Tag: pride-in-place

• Reclaiming the Commons

  Permission, belonging and the culture of public space There’s something slightly odd about modern public spaces. They are called public, but often don’t quite feel that way. Walk into almost any park and, if you look closely, you can sense the invisible rules. Football here. Dog walking there. Fences. Play equipment for younger children. Paths…

  carljorgeson

  10th Mar 2026

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  beaches, belonging, cohesion, commons, community, computer says no, life, mental-health, open spaces, parks, permission, place, pride-in-place, rights, the commons, trust, writing