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The Planner’s Careers Survey revealed growing use of tech in planning – and mixed feelings about its impacts. Matt Moody reports.
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21.07.2014brownfield | Development Management & Enforcement | greenbelt | growth | Infrastructure | Local plans | Social infrastructure | spatial planning | UKIf politicians take on board the message that spatial planning is crucial to society’s future it might also help to improve their own image – and how the public views them, says David Callaghan
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08.07.2014If we’re to build new communities cost-effectively, we need to think smart and strengthen links between new housing and infrastructure, says URBED founder Nicholas Falk...
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30.06.2014Recently appointed professor of places and city planning at University College London, Peter Rees has drawn the curtain down on nearly 30 years of being at the heart of the capital’s transformation. He tells...
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23.06.2014Community Engagement | Future Planner ambassador | Jenna Wallis | Sandwell Metropolitan Borough | UK | West MidlandsJenna Wallis is a planning officer at Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council and is also an RTPI Future Planner...
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20.06.2014With the Tour de France racing through English towns and cities from 5-7 July, the UK’s cycling culture is in the spotlight. Are planners doing their bit to make cycling a safe and attractive mode of...
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A snapshot of planning in the East Midlands, looking at key planning themes, major projects, skills requirements and RTPI activities in the region
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The Planner’s Careers Survey revealed growing use of tech in planning – and mixed feelings about its impacts. Matt Moody reports.
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What does The Planner’s 2020 Careers Survey tell us about planners' attitudes towards the training and development opportunities their employers provide? Simon Wicks takes a look.
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