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Cuban dictatorship s media minimizes and ignores latest catastrophic floods, but stage Potemkin rescues for foreign news cameras – Babalú Blog

Cuban dictatorship s media minimizes and ignores latest catastrophic floods, but stage Potemkin rescues for foreign news cameras – Babalú Blog
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Council accused of blind hostility as canalside art competition postponed – Eastlondonlines

Council accused of blind hostility as canalside art competition postponed – Eastlondonlines
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Antepavilion postponed indefinitely after planning appeal decision

This year's Antepavilion architecture commission in London will not go ahead as planned, said organisers, after a planning inquiry failed to resolve a dispute with the council.

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Opinion: rethinking planning in light of Hackney s sharks

Potemkin Theatre , 2019 by Maich Swift - Credit: Antepavilion Ever since Julius Caesar invaded Albion in AD 43 and set about rebuilding and regulating Londinium, there has existed a tension between a landowner’s right to build what they like, and the authorities attempts to regulate them. Planning laws since this time have steadily accumulated, leading to regulations that increasingly seek to control and regulate everything from the size of a building, its architectural style and even material. Planning regulations are commonly held then to be a bad thing, as laws that stop us doing what we want, from choosing to paint your house a zany colour to extending your home, are clearly resented by all.

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Hackney sharks find new temporary home in Islington

Jaimie Shorten’s sharks now installed at City Road Basin. - Credit: Polly Hancock Hoxton s singing sharks have found a new temporary home at Islington Boat Club in the City Road Basin. The large singing fibre-glass sharks were removed from Regent’s Canal in Hoxton last year after Hackney council requested a last-minute injunction granted by the High Court. Architect Jamie Shorten, who designed the sharks, said: I am happy to see all five of the sharks free and together again and in their natural environment, which is Islington. Architect Jaimie Shorten s art installation was the winning design in the world renowned Antepavilion competition last year.

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