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Climate change is having a corrosive impact on our coastlines – and the people that live by them. As Dr Tim Poate and Andrew Austen explain, it’s down to planners to hold the line. But how?
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27.02.2015decentralisation | Development Management & Enforcement | Local plans | Northern Ireland | Planning reformThe Planner investigates how the Northern Irish planning community is gearing up for the restoration of planning powers to local government. David Blackman reports
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19.02.2015accessiblity | Community Engagement | design | Development Management & Enforcement | disability | England | inclusive | Social infrastructure | UKInclusive planning may once have been all about disability access and the province of designers alone, but it is now something planners should be addressing too. By Mark Smulian
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13.02.2015Politicians pay lip-service to the idea of devolving planning down to local people, says Gavin Parker, but uptake of such opportunities by communities so far has been sparse and much more needs to be done...
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06.02.2015Local authority planning departments have already been stripped by austerity measures. But there are more to come and now the cuts are really starting to hurt, says David Blackman
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28.01.2015Adam Sheppard | Business & Enterprise | Community Infrastructure Levy | International | Janet Askew | land valuation | Section 106 agreement | UKComparing ways of capturing value from development for community gain across countries in Europe gives an insight into best practice, but what can we all learn from each other? ask Janet Askew and Adam...
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The A379 between Torcross and Strete in south Devon is a good example of a location where a Coastal Change Management Area designation could provide clear guidance on vital infrastructure exposed to storm damage and sea level rise
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Climate change is having a corrosive impact on our coastlines – and the people that live by them. As Dr Tim Poate and Andrew Austen explain, it’s down to planners to hold the line. But how?
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A growing body of evidence suggests that green space has tangible health and economic benefits. Economist Caroline Vexler explains why now is the time for planners to focus on the case for green space
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