Features
Improving the design of buildings and places is at the heart of the government's planning agenda, we are told. Simon Wicks asks whether its pledge to reform planning for the 21st century...
-
01.02.2014
Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire Councils are working harmoniously to deliver a joint local plan in tricky circumstances. What’s their secret to cross-boundary civility?
-
01.02.2014Economic forecaster or social champion? Housing supremo or government lobbyist? We attempts to pin down the ever-evolving identity of the town planner
-
01.02.2014An independent planning system for Wales has taken a significant step forward. The Planner looks at the Welsh government’s latest proposals -
01.02.2014The world’s cities will decide the future of sustainable development and planning will be a key tool for managing urban population growth. The Planner reports on how the Commonwealth Association of...
-
01.02.2014RTPI vice-president Cath Ranson takes up the top job next year. The Planner finds out what she’s got planned for 2014.
Pages
FEATURES
-
We talk a lot about participation in planning, and it takes many forms – but what about co-design – the principle of working equally with citizens on the design of buildings and places? Nicola Homer runs the rule over co-design in the UK
-
A snapshot of planning in South West, looking at key planning themes, major projects, skills requirements and RTPI activities in the region
-
How well is the planning system coping with lockdown? Simon Wicks offers a snapshot of planning’s new reliance on communications technology
TOP JOBS
TOP NEWS
