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As part of National Apprenticeship Week (4-8 March), The Planner spoke to three apprentices taking advantage of the RTPI’s apprenticeship scheme.
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20.12.2016Everyone wants to progress within their career. But when it comes to being recognised for promotion, what are the most important attributes a planner should demonstrate? Martha Harris asks the experts...
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31.10.2016Becoming recognised as an ‘expert’ within your profession can be invaluable to advancing your career, opening up new opportunities and aiding promotion. But in a profession as broad as planning,...
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20.10.2016Development Management & Enforcement | Planning Business Management | planning careers | Planning Law | planning practice | UK | what is planingAngela Cornell, from Fisher German, is a chartered town planner working in the private sector who is working every day to ensure new developments are built well....
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06.06.2016awards | Business & Enterprise | International | prizes | profile | public relations | RTPI Awards | UKA variety of built environment awards are handed out every year by organisations such as the RTPI and RIBA. Is this just backslapping, or are there genuine benefits to be gained from entering projects for...
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20.04.2016Business & Enterprise | code of conduct | Community Engagement | International | principles | Professional ethics | UKThe RTPI has updated its Code of Conduct, and for the first time issued guidance notes on how to ethically navigate challenging professional situations. Martha Harris finds out what’s new and what it means...
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The coronavirus pandemic has left the economy in dire need of emergency care. The call for a ’green’ recovery is growing louder, as Huw Morris reports – but is the government listening?
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A large-scale conservation strategy in north-east England shows how endangered bird species can be given vital space alongside new industrial development. Matt Moody finds out about the RTPI award-winning Humber Estuary Mitigation Strategy
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Clusters of tall buildings create windy microclimates that can make life at ground level unbearable. Award-winning guidelines produced by the City of London aim to make street life more pleasant in the City, writes Simon Wicks
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