Lord Rogers of Riverside

Former Labour Peer

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  • National Infrastructure — Motion to Take Note 22 Jan 2015

    My Lords, we live in an urban age. Ten per cent of the world’s population lived in cities 100 years ago; today it is 50%, and in the next 30 years we shall see it at 80%. People are drawn by jobs and the possibility of meeting other people. They are the hearts of our culture and the engines of our wealth. As part of this we need to invest in the infrastructure of cities, particularly in...
  • National Infrastructure — Motion to Take Note 22 Jan 2015

    We need to give elected local authorities the powers and resources to plan for new brownfield development, intensification and retrofit so that they can repair the tears in the urban fabric and build the houses that we need, building on brownfield land before green. With the right infrastructure investment, and the power taken back by local authorities, we will be able to build new towns in...
  • Planning — Debate 13 Oct 2011

    My Lords, I declare an interest in Rogers Stirk Harbour and Partners and as a director of the River Café, Hammersmith. I join in congratulating my noble friend Lord Rooker on introducing this timely debate. I will discuss the effect that this national planning policy framework is likely to have on our cities and our countryside, which are two sides of the same coin. In fact, cities need to...

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Former Labour Peer

Entered the House of Lords in 1996

Left the House of Lords on 11 May 2021

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