The case for ... designing cities around the needs of children
Segregated playgrounds may have been banned after our reporting, but developers are still failing to take kids into account
October 2019
Victory for residents of London estate after garden access row
Developers and housing association reverse policy on mixed development
September 2019
Disabled children among social tenants blocked from communal gardens
Social and affordable housing residents are being denied access to the gardens of a multimillion pound west London development despite political promises to ban segregated play areas
July 2019
London officials ban segregated play areas in future housing developments
Move follows Guardian report that social tenants were being banned from using facilities
March 2019
'Don't make this rich v poor': the mothers who won the right for their kids to play together
More segregated playgrounds revealed: 'We just play in the car park'
Segregated playground developer now says all children are welcome
'Outrageous' and 'disgusting': segregated playground sparks fury
'Why can't they come and play?': housing segregation in London
Have you experienced segregation in housing developments?
Too poor to play: children in social housing blocked from communal playground
November 2018
Subsidised tenants are excluded from pool and gym in London block
Residents in affordable homes at Royal Wharf in Newham say they are victims of segregation
July 2014
City links
Anger mounts against the 'poor door'
City links: From segregated housing in New York and cycling patterns in Amsterdam to community gardens in Bethlehem, we take a look at the week’s best city stories
