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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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01.05.2015For planners seeking to work abroad there is no substitute for researching your target country either on holiday or for a study visit. But bear in mind that working there will be very different. Mark Smulian...
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24.04.2015Viability assessments forms one of the most important – and difficult – elements of a planner’s job. Simon Wicks looks at some of the key issues to keep in mind
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20.03.2015Community Engagement | council | Development Management & Enforcement | elected members | local authority | Local plans | politics | UKHalf of planners are employed by local government and work with elected councillors from day to day. Relations can be tense, says Mark Smulian, but understanding a politician’s priorities can ease the path...
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30.01.2015Business & Enterprise | Career development | International | job interview | portfolio | recruitment | Student | UKA portfolio of work is traditionally considered the preserve of ‘creatives’, such as designers and copywriters. But planners are increasingly being asked to submit examples of their work when applying for...
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20.01.2015Should you aim to work in the public or private sector as a newly qualified planner? We look at some of the pros and cons of each
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What’s happening in Ireland? Here’s a round-up of key projects and events in 2020
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The Covid-19 crisis is prompting councils to ‘reallocate’ road space to encourage active travel and enable pedestrians to get around safely. Measures are temporary but, asks Simon Wicks, does this herald a new approach to transport planning in towns and cities?
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Local design guides can add distinctive regional elements to national design guidance and ensure well-designed buildings and places – that reflect community aspirations – become the norm, says Jane Dann
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