EK Unlocked Chapter Two: What Stockport Did Next

Written By James Ketley

Associate director, James Ketley, explores how misunderstandings can so often drive a wedge between placemakers working in the public and private sectors. in placemaking to not only work together, but to see things from both perspectives and communicate well to drive change.

Genuine collaboration – not just ticking a box – between the public and private sector is essential to good placemaking.

How can the sector achieve it?  

From the strategic level right through to local masterplans, long lasting, positive change happens when decision makers are supported by like-minded developers who catch their vision and run with it. 

This month we're looking at Stockport's approach to placemaking and how its collaborative and proactive mindset is helping it achieve exciting change. 

 

James Ketley

Associate Director

james@euankellie.co.uk
07300 806 110

James Ketley
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