04/09/2019

'By gracious approval': Planning in the 1950s

Words: The Planner

It’s 60 years since the Town Planning Institute was awarded a Royal Charter. How has planning changed in the intervening decades, and what does being a chartered member mean to planners? Matt Moody and Simon Wicks asked planners who came of age in the 1950s

web_p26_buddy holly_getty.png VALERIE RANDALL-WEBBValerie Randall-Webb is a retired planner and consultant who spent her career working with Kent County CouncilI commenced employment with Kent County Council as a trainee planning assistant in November 1954, having graduated with a Bsc (Econ) at the London School of Economics in June 1954.I was the first female p........

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'By gracious approval': Planning in the 1950s

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