Hello! Lee-doh or ly-doh? We’re asking the big questions about the lido revival taking place across the UK. Many towns and cities saw their outdoor pools close during the twentieth century but lidos are back on the up. Journalist Chris Beanland talks us through the history here and around the world. Emma Pusill tells us about the amazing community groups taking lidos into their own hands. And we chat to Deborah Aydon about her campaign for a brilliant new “people’s pool” on Merseyside.
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69. A SOCIAL HOME REVOLUTION: the history and future of council housing
68. BORN TO (PARK) RUN: Geoff and Ed’s excellent adventure
67. THE OFFICIAL REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL 2018 CHART SHOW
66. CHRISTMAS CHEERFUL: Chatting 2018 and playing Class Struggle
65. COMPUTER SAYS YES: humanity and kindness in public services
64. SHARING AND CARING: the case for paternity leave
63. VALUING NEURODIVERSITY: how society needs to change
62. LIFE OVER DEATH: the global campaign to end capital punishment
61. YUVAL AIN’T SEEN NOTHING YET: a conversation on just about everything with Yuval Noah Harari
60. GEOFF, GEOFF, GEOFF...OUT OUT OUT: the power of protest
59. QE OR NOT QE?: printing money for a purpose
58. PLASTIC, PLASTIC EVERYWHERE: what do we do?
57. THE OWNERSHIP SHIFT
56. LAST EDITION? how to ensure quality journalism in the digital age
55. LIVING FOR THE (THREE DAY) WEEKEND
54. THE ABC OF AI: How can technology help humanity?
53. PROSPERITY AND JUSTICE: Shaking up the economy for social change
52. THE QUIET RENEWABLES REVOLUTION
51. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Not for the bin
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