, < Regeneration, < New Start editorial index page Looking for the hard to reach? Try your local chief executive’s office I’m grateful to Beverley Huie of the Clapham Park Project in south London for redefining the unfortunate phrase ‘hard to reach’. Hard to reach is one of those instant labels that’s peppered throughout government documents, the musings of policymakers and the grand plans of strategists. It refers, usually, to members of the public who happen to be poor, ill-educated, unemployed, a member of a minority group, or some combination of all of these. Julian Dobson, editor