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04/09/2019

'By gracious approval': Planning in the 1980s

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 1980s

PAUL BARNARDPaul Barnard is service director for strategic planning and infrastructure for Plymouth City Council........

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