on Gladiator Games at the Theatre Royal, Stratford. >>
commends 350 Miles: an Essex journey, the collaboration between writer Ken Worpole and photographer Jason Orton. >>
sticks a knife into East End gangster flicks. >>
introduces Hark, a sound and vision project that finds nature in the heart of the city. >>
blows deathly cold on alphabet soup. >>
‘Café’. >>
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Professor Han Meyer on sustaining the port-city: ‘In every phase of modernisation the city and the port have sought a new balance. In the current phase, at the beginning of the 21st century, the port is moving out of the city. A lot of people put this down to scale, and the increasing difficulties associated with the type of activities of industrial ports. This is true, but there is always something else playing a role, which has to do with the question of the relation between the city as global and the city as local.’
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Editor’s letter
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Essays
Journalism
Feedback
Review: Terrifying Sport
Review: Not Coasting But Taking A New Tack
Review: Living on Location
Now Hear This
Talkin’ ‘bout re generation – The Who or, in this case, The What
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