Young Neighbourhood Connectors - Housing Compact in Euston

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Regent's Park

Young people from across Regent's Park and Somers Town came together to consider

  • what makes a good, safe and healthy home
  • wat makes a good, safe and healthy neighbourhood
  • how can young residents and the council work better together throughout the Euston development

The group created some boards of their initial findings below in the gallery along with the youth focused report

You can hear all the audio recordings in full here

You can see the full report and wider research led by Old Diorama Arts Centre below.

REPORT: A COMMUNITY-POWERED NEIGHBOURHOOD IN EUSTON — OLD DIORAMA ARTS CENTRE

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