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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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29.04.2014Mentoring can be a rewarding but tricky path for both parties. Kate Dobinson talks to those in the know about how to manage the ethical, emotional and practical issues to get the best out of the experience...
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03.03.2014Foreign adventures, Skype sessions and fighting through private sector force fields are standard issues for recently qualified planners venturing into the jobs market. Kate Dobinson talks to those in the...
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01.03.2014Shadow communities secretary Hilary Benn and Euan Hall, chief executive of the Land Trust, will debate how to overcome the practical, economic and political barriers to new suburbs at the TCPA Spring...
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01.02.2014
The art of fruitful planning is down to the science of goal setting. But how do you create a personal development plan and see it through? The Planner investigates how town planners can achieve their...
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01.01.2014Consultancy is an attractive proposition. You can set your own deadlines, focus on your specialism and pick the children up from school. But the reality is long hours and a foggy financial climate. Here...
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While government policy is moving back towards zero-carbon housing, some housebuilders are looking to leapfrog policy requirements in the race to cut emissions. Matt Moody reports.
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Once home to the production of Acid Drops and Black Bullets, the former Maynards sweet factory in Newcastle has been repurposed once more and now offers a ‘golden ticket’ to local digital and creative businesses
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The reinvention of buildings is part of an endless process of renewal, says Kevin Muldoon-Smith – and greater emphasis on ‘adaptive reuse’ can help planners meet modern built environment challenges
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