Executive Summary
This report launches a national survey to find out why the places that we live and shop seem to be turning into clone towns. At the end of it we hope to know how far the problem has gone and what can be done about it. Here we illustrate the trend by looking at Britain against a global backdrop, and highlight some of the ways in which interest and diversity could be restored to our high streets.
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Written by
- Molly Conisbee
- Petra Kjell
- Julian Oram
- Jessica Bridges Palmer
- Andrew Simms
- John Taylor
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