Founded as an inter-disciplinary research centre based at the University of Leeds. The CCG builds on over 40 years experience in geographical analysis and modelling with a focus on the state-of-the-art in computational geography research. As such its activities are concerned with the development and application of tools for analysing, visualising and modelling geographical systems. Please use the links above and to the left to find out more about the CCG and its research.

Musings of a geographer wandering in a faculty of business. I should perhaps add that blog posts at present may not be that frequent as I am currently on maternity leave, and very much enjoying the time with my 3 month old daughter. 8216; Both made me think about what I would consider to be a happy city.

Changing the way we all face disfigurement. Reflections on a brother in arms, RIP. My dear brother, the Rev. Canon David Partridge, died a few weeks ago and so memories of his immense life as a pastor in his parish, Warblington with Emsworth, and as a committed pacifist and campaigner on many controversial causes like homelessness, anti-apartheid and the Israeli-Palestinian rapprochement.

A brief overview of this project. Poverty and Wealth in England and London 1980-2010. Poverty and Wealth in London. Every year the Sunday Times chronicles the lives of the very richest people living in the UK and Ireland. London contains 14 out of the top 20 local authorities with the highest rates of child poverty across the UK.