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Serena Ralston speaks to four planners about how they became planners
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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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01.12.2014We asked young planners what career development advice would be helpful and they were pretty clear: how do you build confidence? Past Young Planner of the Year Nikola Miller offers her thoughts - and you can...
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30.11.2014In the December 2014 issue of The Planner, we’ve looked at how young planners can develop their confidence as...
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How will technology shape planning and placemaking in 2019/20? We asked a selection of innovators and planners to make their predictions
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Communal living has had a bad press recently. In many towns, locals fear the relentless expansion of university students HMOs, but co-living need no longer be like The Young Ones. Serena Ralston reports on the wisdom of the collective.
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Ian Tant comes to the 2019 RTPI presidency with a wealth of experience and one overriding objective: to communicate the very point and purpose of planning - and to do so loudly, reports Martin Read.
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