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This podcast series takes you on foot through towns and cities across the UK, telling the stories of major projects where community voices shaped real outcomes. Recorded while walking through the places themselves, each episode brings together the people behind the decisions to reflect honestly on what happened — the tensions, the trade-offs, and the lessons learned. No theory, no jargon. Just real conversations, in real places, about how communities, councils and partners work together to shape the places we live.
Update frequency:
bimonthly
Average audio length:
29 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
5 episodes
since Dec. 16, 2025
episodic
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Episode 5: Broad Marsh, Nottingham
What does a public body do with the first year of owning a thirty-acre city-centre site, before a single planning application goes in?
In Episode 5 of Legacy in Practice, we walk through Broad Marsh in Nottingham, one of the largest city-centre regeneration sites …
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Episode 4 — Harlow & Gilston Garden Town
What does it take to build a public conversation around a development that didn't yet exist — in a town with no local newspaper left to tell the story?
In this episode of Legacy in Practice, Oliver Deed walks through Harlow town centre with Matt Phi…
This is Legacy in Practice, a podcast series from E.C.F. - Engage, Communicate, Facilitate.
In this episode, Oliver Deed travels to North Cambridge — to a quiet residential street called Marmalade Lane — where forty-two homes were designed alongside the people who now live in them.
It's a smal…
In this episode of Legacy in Practice, Oliver Deed is joined by Eugene Prinsloo, Development Director at Community Health Partnerships, to reflect on a project where early engagement was tested by organised opposition.
Recorded on location, the conversation moves from the foundations of stakeholde…
Recorded on foot through Enfield Town, this episode follows a candid walk-and-talk with Liz Rhodes from Enfield Council as she reflects on the Let’s Talk Enfield Town project. From historic markets to newly created public spaces, the conversation explores how early, meaningful community engagement …
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