- Purpose & how to use: Encourages teams to start small, cheap and visible to build credibility — with two worked examples (BBQ and bike rack) contrasting "conventional" vs. "creative" approaches. Use it when the team is stuck overthinking or worried about budget.
- Who it's for: New Town Teams and any team feeling daunted by big plans.
- Key points: The advice is to be decisive, avoid being too ambitious early on, and embrace the lack of money by leaning on donated space, food, talent and even pallets. Teams should focus on what they can do rather than what they can't (Beaufort Street's Can Do / Can't Do table is a great example) and adopt "Lighter, Quicker, Cheaper" placemaking — chairs on the street, googly eyes, chalk — with plenty of resources for tactical urbanism listed at the end.

