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Draft water-use regulations: Bad policy flowing from bad process – IRR - Vimarsana News

Draft water-use regulations: Bad policy flowing from bad process – IRR

South Africa’s draft water-use regulations – which would subject water licences to strict racial quotas – reflect a deeply deficient process, and are in any event ultra vires (outside the accepted powers of the minister), says the Institute of Race Relations (IRR).

Source: irr.org.za
"New Town Estate is a key part of town's social history" - Vimarsana News

"New Town Estate is a key part of town's social history"

Historic – Colchester Co-op’s first branch shop, on the corner of New Town Road and Kendall Road, which has been converted into flats as confirmed by the blue plaque (pictured below) In his first instalment about the history of Colchester’s “New Town Estate”, dating back to 1880, Sir Bob Russell stopped where his tour went from Winnock Road down Charles Street to Kendall Road. His descriptive walk now continues in this second and final instalment. THE New Town Estate, designed by James Goodey, who lived in the centre of his unique development of houses for “all classes” ...

New Town Estate played a key role in history of Colchester - Vimarsana News

New Town Estate played a key role in history of Colchester

This unique Colchester estate brought classes together in Victorian Britain NEW Town, named in contrast to the “old town” centred primarily inside and near the Roman Wall, is the only part of Colchester designed to accommodate “upper, middle and lower or working classes” - a dominant feature of the structure of class segregated life in Victorian Britain. This comprises around 470 houses built from the 1880s on what had been fields behind older dwellings in Magdalen Street and Military Road (as far as Camp Church) and facing Wimpole Road. Subsequent housing developments in Colche...