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Richard Brown

Richard Brown is a freelance writer and consultant who has worked for an array of major London organisations, including Centre for London, the Greater London Authority and the London Development Agency.
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Richard Brown: Londoners’ belief in positive change could hamper Reform

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28th December 2025
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Richard Brown: The ‘mansion tax’ is a clunky half measure

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27th November 2025
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Richard Brown: London’s distinctive patterns of deprivation

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4th November 2025
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Richard Brown: Will London be the government’s place of refuge from its ‘asylum hotels’ problem?

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22nd August 2025
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Richard Brown: Remembering London, July 2005

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6th July 2025
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Richard Brown: London is a city of Pride – but it’s complicated

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8th June 2025
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Richard Brown: New immigration plans could plunge London into a social care crisis

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14th May 2025
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Richard Brown: Curbs on foreign students would damage London and the UK

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8th May 2025
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